Jharkhand has major potential to create profitable FPCs :Yogesh Thorat

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Ranchi, 30 Nov: On the occassion special session of World Bank in Global Agriculture and Food Summit, Shri. Yogesh Thorat said that  Jharkhand has major potential to create profitable Farmer Producer Companies (FPC) in a powerful and inspiring talk at the Jharkhand Agriculture Summit.
Shri. Sudhir Tripathi, Chief Secretary, Government of Jharkhand highlighted various Agriculture Marketing Reforms initiatives in the state. H.E Mohammad Maliki Ambassador Morocco explained Green Plan of Morocco and it's contribution in world Food Security. Mr. Jamel Boujdaria, Deputy Chief of Mission of Tunisia highlighted the public investment in food industry in Tunisia and various business opportunities therein. This session was moderated by Dr. Chakib Jenane, Lead Agriculture Economist, World Bank
Ms. Pooja Singhal, IAS, Secretary, Agriculture gave opening remarks and Priti Kumar, Senior Agriculture Specialist, World Bank concluded the session.

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