The Technical Committee of the Agricultural Assistance Program receives 9 projects in Bruqin and Kafr al-Dik, tdedicated to supporting 34 projects for farmers who meet the requirements for documenting damages in Salfit

Salfit: March 30, 2026

The Technical Committee of the Agricultural Assistance Program at the Ministry of Agriculture received nine agricultural projects today in the towns of Bruqin and Kafr ad-Dik in the Salfit Governorate. These projects, funded by the European Union, are part of ongoing efforts to support farmers and strengthen their resilience.

The projects received include six beekeeping projects, two sheep farming projects, and one cattle farming project. They were implemented according to approved technical plans, under the direct supervision of specialized teams, and in coordination with the local and ministerial receiving committees.

With the receipt of these projects, the Ministry of Agriculture has completed the first phase of the program in the Salfit Governorate, bringing the total number of projects received to 35. These projects were implemented and delivered according to the highest approved technical and administrative standards.

This project targets farmers affected by Israeli occupation attacks in previous years, as documented in the Ministry of Agriculture's records. Beneficiaries were selected according to European Union criteria, after fulfilling all the necessary conditions, providing the required documentation, and completing their files in accordance with established procedures. The Ministry of Agriculture affirms that these interventions come within the framework of supporting projects for farmers who meet the documentation of damages, which contributes to strengthening their resilience, empowering them economically, and sustaining their agricultural work on their lands, especially in the targeted areas.