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Des plans pour exporter 15 tonnes de pommes de terre au Sultanat d'Oman

Le Rwanda projette d'exporter quinze tonnes de pommes de terre irlandaises au Sultanat d'Oman en octobre, a rapporté mardi la PANA. L'agence d'information a cité Maurice Wiener, de l'Association pour la promotion de l'agriculture au Rwanda (ADAR), assistée par l'USAID, selon lequel le Rwanda souhaitait exporter la variété Victoria qui peut être stockée pendant six semaines dans des conditions modérées. Il a ajouté que l'ADAR cherche aussi à encourager la production et les exportations de café, de thé, de fruits de la passion, de fleurs décoratives et d'autres produits horticoles. Le Rwanda, qui se relève d'une guerre de génocide achevée en 1994, manque d'argent. Le pays produit le café Arabica de grade élevé, prisé par les connaisseurs.



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