His invitation was directed particularly at investors interested in the cultivation of avocado. On display were agricultural implements, machinery, irrigation equipment, soil technology and modern methods of breeding animals such as cattle, sheep and goats. Following a high demand for avocado from the Asian market in the summer of last year, its global price peaked. He assured Israeli businesses interested in investing in avocado cultivation in Ghana of a sound business climate. The Israeli Minister of Agriculture, Mr Uri Ariel, who was part of the meeting said Israel was excited to do business with Ghana.

Source: GhanaWeb May 13, 2018 03:00 UTC