Da Nang seeks cooperation with Israel to develop high-tech agriculture

Da Nang has proposed cooperation with Israel’s Dagan Group in applying high technology to agricultural production, workforce training and the implementation of pilot projects.

Da Nang Vice Chairman Tran Nam Hung recently met with Ran Dagan, Chairman of Israel’s Dagan Group, to discuss opportunities for cooperation and investment in high-tech agriculturein the city.

At the meeting, Mr. Tran Nam Hung said Da Nang was prioritising the development of agriculture based on high technology, green and ecological practices, and circular economy principles. The city aims to link these approaches with processing and product distribution to increase production value and make efficient use of resources.

On this basis, Da Nang proposed working with Dagan Group to apply high technology in crop production and aquaculture, develop green production models, promote the circular economy, and reduce emissions. In particular, the city hopes the group will explore implementing a pilot high-tech agriculture project suited to local production conditions.

Alongside investment cooperation, Da Nang is focusing on workforce training and transferring advanced agricultural technologies, particularly automation solutions for production. The cooperation aims to help businesses, cooperatives and farmers access new technologies, improve productivity, conserve resources and reduce production costs.

The city also proposed that Dagan Group connect international investors, businesses and experts to explore and implement high-tech agriculture projects, gradually establishing value chains that link production with processing and product distribution.

Mr. Tran Nam Hung affirmed that the city would facilitate Dagan Group’s efforts to conduct site assessments, explore investment opportunities and consider projects aligned with local agricultural development priorities.

For its part, Ran Dagan introduced the group’s areas of operation, which focus on high-tech agriculture, production automation and aquaculture. He also expressed the group’s interest in cooperating with Da Nang in areas that match its strengths and the city’s needs, with a view to promoting technology transfer, improving resource efficiency and developing agricultural value chains.

The discussions have opened opportunities for cooperation between Da Nang and Israeli businesses to apply advanced technologies to agricultural production, supporting the development of a modern, sustainable agricultural sector in the city.

Lan Anh