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UAE Delegation Visits Anurag University to Review Agritech and Food Security

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What happened

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Anurag University hosted a delegation from the United Arab Emirates on October 13, 2026. The visit was part of the UAE–India Leaders Program, which was commissioned by the National Projects Office under the UAE Ministry of Presidential Affairs and co-sponsored by the Zayed Education Foundation. The delegation toured the University’s agricultural campus to review its farming practices, biofertiliser production, and sustainable agricultural solutions.

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Why it matters

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The visit served to showcase Anurag University’s capabilities in agritech, food security, energy, and sustainability to representatives from organizations in the United Arab Emirates. This exchange highlights the potential for collaboration between the two nations in developing sustainable agricultural practices.

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  • Anurag UniversityHosted the delegation and showcased its academic and research capabilities in agritech.
  • United Arab EmiratesSent the delegation to review the University's sustainable agricultural and technological practices.

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  • The United Arab Emirates might increase investment or contracts in sustainable agricultural technology and agritech solutions from Anurag University.

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