المملكة: Launching a chain "From our countryside" To review the success stories of farmers and support the development of their products

The sustainable agricultural rural development program launched "Saudi countryside"series "From our countryside"To highlight the success stories of farmers in the rural sector, and motivate them to Developing their tools , expanding their agricultural products and their heritage handicrafts." target ="_Blank"> A success story Fisherman Ibrahim Suhail from the Forsan Islands, who inherited the fishing profession from his father and practiced with him since his childhood, and worked to develop his skill and hobby in making the hunting net manually, until he succeeded in converting it into an elaborate hand craft, it became a source A sustainable income with the support of the program "Saudi countryside"And that enabled him to develop his tools and expand his network, and through this craft, he was able to transfer the secrets of the sea to the next generation, and its distinction was an inspiring success story for workers in the hunting profession, and a catalyst for them to develop their tools. "Saudi countryside"Where he was supported and enabled within the value -added sector, by providing production tools and fishing networks for him, to contribute to promoting the sustainability of heritage handicrafts, and his son also benefited from supporting the program within the fish sector. "Saudi countryside" For the story of the success of the fisherman Ibrahim Suhail, to achieve a clear impact on workers in this handicraft, as it helps to continue the profession and preserve it for future generations, in addition to contributing to raising the quality of the nets and the diversity of fishing methods, in addition to achieving a continuous income for the people of the Farasan Islands, so that its story is a pride for them. "Saudi countryside"He seeks to develop rural areas and contribute to the achievement of food security; By supporting small farmers, beekeepers, fishermen, and productive rural families, by targeting (8) sectors, they are fruits, honey, coffee, rose, urban crops, livestock breeders, young fishermen, and added value.