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PASHA Holding Hosts Insightful Panels at COP29

On November 19, during COP29, PASHA Holding organized two thought-provoking panels focusing on sustainable agriculture and the agro ecosystem. These panels brought together key industry stakeholders, fostering discussions aimed at enhancing agricultural practices in light of sustainability initiatives.

First Panel: Sustainable Agriculture

The first panel centered on sustainable agriculture, moderated by Niyazi Amirbayov, the CEO of AgroDairy. Esteemed speakers included:

• - Dávid Békési: General Director at MATE University, Hungary
• - Max Hardegg: Owner of Gut Hardegg
• - Zaur Aliyev: Advisor to the Minister of Agriculture of Azerbaijan
• - Arnoud Van Der Berg: CEO of Al-Dhara

This panel explored innovative strategies for enhancing sustainability in agriculture through advanced farming techniques and global collaborations. The discussions emphasized the pressing need for cutting-edge technologies that can help farmers adapt to changing environmental conditions while maintaining productivity.

Second Panel: The Agro Ecosystem in Azerbaijan

The second panel, titled "Agro Ecosystem in Azerbaijan," was moderated by Maxim Ufaev, a Partner at McKinsey. Participants included:

• - Maximilian Hartig: Head of Strategy & Digitalisation at AgroDairy
• - Bahruz Naghiyev: Deputy CEO of PASHA Bank
• - Rovshan Mahmudov: CEO of Prime Cotton

This session focused on regional challenges, highlighting ways to enhance agricultural resilience in Azerbaijan. Panelists shared insights on bolstering agricultural productivity and fostering collaboration across different sectors. The emphasis was on creating a robust agro ecosystem capable of withstanding climate-related challenges and achieving sustainable growth.

Key Takeaways

Both panels highlighted agriculture's crucial role in sustainable development, showcasing the need for innovation and resilience. As the agricultural sector grapples with global challenges like climate change and increased food demand, the discussions at COP29 provided valuable perspectives on advancing sustainability in farming.

Experts agree that by integrating new technologies and fostering cooperative approaches, the agricultural community can navigate the complexities of today’s environment. The emphasis on collaboration among various stakeholders emerged as a core theme, with participants advocating for stronger partnerships to leverage shared knowledge and resources.

In conclusion, PASHA Holding's initiative to host these panels at COP29 not only spotlighted the need for sustainable practices in agriculture but also reinforced the importance of dialogue among industry leaders. It served as a pivotal moment for promoting innovative solutions that can lead to a greener, more sustainable future in agriculture worldwide.