India, Fiji extend agriculture cooperation MoU for five more years
India and Fiji have agreed to extend their existing Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on agriculture cooperation for another five years. The decision was taken during bilateral talks in New Delhi between India’s Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Fiji’s Agriculture and Waterways Minister Tomasi Tunabuna. Both sides identified agriculture and food security as priority areas of cooperation. The extended MoU will cover collaboration in areas such as crop diversification, capacity building, and technology transfer. The two countries also decided to create a Joint Working Group (JWG) to strengthen engagement in the agriculture sector. This JWG will periodically review progress and identify new areas for partnership. The move aims to support Fiji’s agrarian economy while giving India a stronger role in Pacific agriculture cooperation.
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India recently agreed to extend its agriculture cooperation MoU for another five years with which country?
Answer: (b) Fiji
The correct answer is (b) Fiji.