The report said the Afghan side requested India’s support to improve wheat productivity through advanced seed technologies and research collaboration.
During the visit, Omari is expected to hold talks with representatives from India's Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, senior government officials and private sector stakeholders.
The minister also said the government is pursuing policies to increase domestic agricultural production and reduce dependence on imports.
Traditional sources such as wells and karezes—underground channels that have sustained communities for generations—are now under severe strain.
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