ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and China have entered into a cooperation agreement aimed at enhancing Pakistan’s cotton output through advanced technology.

The memorandum of understanding was signed between the Ayub Agricultural Research Institute of Pakistan and the Institute of Cotton Research of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. This agreement focuses on the genetic improvement of cotton, a move designed to boost production levels and support the growth of Pakistan’s cotton industry.

The collaboration is expected to leverage the expertise of both institutions in agricultural research, with a specific focus on modern technology to improve cotton yield. This initiative marks a significant step in addressing the challenges faced by Pakistan’s cotton sector, which has been struggling with production issues in recent years.

Officials from both countries have expressed optimism about the potential impact of the agreement on the agricultural landscape of Pakistan, hoping it will lead to sustainable growth and increased economic benefits for the region’s cotton farmers.