Hungarian camel milk expertise is on its way to Chad, and this is no joke at all

The National Exhibition of Agriculture and the Food Industry (OMÉK) took place in Budapest, showcasing agricultural innovations and international collaborations, particularly with Kenya and Chad. The Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences (MATE) is involved in projects aimed at enhancing agricultural practices and technology transfer in these countries. The Kenyan demonstration farm focuses on testing seeds and cultivation technologies to improve local agriculture, while a similar initiative in Chad aims to establish a Center of Excellence for camel husbandry and milk processing. These collaborations are seen as beneficial for both Hungarian agri-tech companies and the local economies, despite the challenges posed by competition and market entry.