On Sunday, October 29, 2023, the new Agricultural Center of Terre Rouge was officially inaugurated, marking a significant milestone for the local farming community. The ceremony was attended by the Chief Commissioner Johnson Roussety, G.O.S.K., the Commissioner for Agriculture, Louis Ange Perrine, Commissioner for Tourism, Jean Alain Wong So, and the General Manager of the Small Farmers Welfare Fund, Roopesh Beekarry.
The new center aims to provide comprehensive support to local farmers by offering advanced agricultural resources and training. It will serve as a hub for innovation and development in agricultural practices, helping to enhance productivity and sustainability in the region.
During the inauguration, the Chief Commissioner highlighted the importance of the center in promoting agricultural growth and supporting the livelihoods of small farmers. He emphasized the government’s commitment to investing in agricultural infrastructure and ensuring that farmers have access to the tools and knowledge they need to thrive.
Agriculture Commissioner, Louis Ange Perrine praised the new facility as a crucial step towards modernizing farming techniques and improving the quality of agricultural outputs. He noted that the center would play a key role in fostering collaboration among farmers and facilitating the exchange of best practices.
Tourism Commissioner, Jean Alain Wong So expressed his support for the initiative, recognizing the potential for the center to contribute to rural tourism by showcasing sustainable farming practices and local agricultural products.
The inauguration of the Terre Rouge Agricultural Center represents a significant advancement in the region’s agricultural sector, promising to drive innovation, improve farm productivity, and support the local economy. The new facility is set to become a cornerstone of agricultural development in the area, fostering a more resilient and sustainable farming community.