AZHBR joins major Dublin conference on digital agriculture systems

A delegation from Albania’s Agency for Agricultural and Rural Development (AZHBR) joined the 65th edition of the Panta Rhei Conference in Dublin.

The conference brought together technology, innovation and public administration experts from EU paying agencies, member states and candidate countries.

During the event, the Albanian delegation explored the latest digital systems and technologies that support modern agricultural policies. Delegates attended technical sessions, workshops and professional discussions with European experts.

AZHBR said the conference helped Albania strengthen its institutional capacities and advance the Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS), a key mechanism for managing and monitoring agricultural support.

Officials also exchanged experience with EU member states and candidate countries. They highlighted the importance of building more efficient and sustainable systems that meet European standards in agriculture and rural development.

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