The 2024 World Expo on Digital Agriculture (WEDA), hosted by the Foreign Economic Cooperation Center of China’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, concluded on Monday in Chengdu, southwest China. The event showcased the latest advancements in smart agriculture technology and served as a platform for fostering collaboration with Belt and Road participating countries.
Attracting nearly 100,000 attendees, the expo highlighted cutting-edge developments in digital agriculture. Live streaming events extended the expo’s reach, garnering over 10 million online views and more than 2 million interactions. Participants from around the world explored innovative solutions aimed at modernizing agriculture and promoting international cooperation.
The success of WEDA reflects the growing importance of digital technology in agriculture. By bringing together global experts, businesses, and policymakers, the event facilitated discussions on how to harness digital tools to enhance food security, increase efficiency, and support sustainable development.
As a significant platform for international collaboration, the expo strengthened ties among Belt and Road participating countries. Delegates expressed optimism about the future of digital agriculture and the potential for joint initiatives that could transform farming practices worldwide.
The 2024 WEDA has not only highlighted advancements in smart agriculture but also reinforced the commitment to addressing global agricultural challenges through technology and cooperation. The expo’s success sets a promising precedent for future events aimed at uniting global efforts in agricultural development.
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Expo on digital agriculture enhances international collaboration
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