Saskatchewan will host delegations from across North America at the Tri-National Agricultural Accord in Saskatoon this week. Minister of Agriculture David Marit will use this opportunity to promote Saskatchewan's agriculture exports and stress the importance of open trade with two of the province's biggest trading partners.
The accord represents a longstanding commitment among senior state and provincial agriculture officials from Canada, the United States and Mexico to work together collaboratively on agricultural trade and development issues.
"The accord is an opportunity to strengthen long-standing relationships with the United States and Mexico as we work together on joint priorities like economic growth, trade and food security in North America," Minister of Agriculture David Marit said. "This event is an opportunity to discuss agricultural trade issues and to demonstrate that Saskatchewan producers lead in sustainable agricultural practices while setting new records for agri-food production and exports."
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