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Sudan News Agency reported a seed-production partnership between Harvest and farmers at the Wefaq agricultural scheme in Sennar State. The governor visited on October 17; the agency said the company had planted about 6,250 feddans for seed.
Aqaba Development Corporation reported grain and transit-cargo volumes for the first nine months of 2026.
The environment ministry’s campaign aims to support native vegetation ahead of the rainy season.
The signed agreement covers development of an AI-supported National Co-Advisor platform for student guidance.
Eleven regional teams took part in a contest combining a theory round, safety and repair exercises, and previously prepared innovation projects.
An October 17 outlook rated hydrological risk high near Uruguaiana because of a flood wave in the Uruguay River basin, with moderate flood and landslide risks in parts of the southeast.
A scenario assuming a 20% rise in energy prices would add about €918 million to household and business costs in Italy’s Marche region, CNA Marche estimates. The figure is a projection, not recorded spending.
France’s minister for small businesses and commerce will meet sector groups, banks and insurers on 19 October after incidents on 17 October damaged and looted numerous shops, the finance ministry said.
The Jordan Exporters Association says 15 food manufacturers have begun a three-day pavilion at the Paris trade fair.
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry’s competition department received the role at a virtual executive council meeting.
Brazil’s environment council has published rules that classify aquaculture projects by annual production scale and link each size category to a licensing route.
Agence Congolaise de Presse reported on October 17 that the company’s technical director said during a site visit that about 80% of the plant was complete. First cement bags are targeted for Q1 2027.
