Karachi: The Sindh Livestock Department has launched a four-pronged strategy for the development of livestock in the province in collaboration with the European Union. In this connection, a launching ceremony, attended by provincial ministers and European Commission South Asia Head Mario Ranconi, has been held in Karachi. According to Radio Pakistan, the Sindh government is trying to address the issues of low yields, the spread of diseases, and limited market access with the cooperation of the European Union. The newly launched strategy aims to tackle these challenges by implementing targeted measures that will enhance productivity and expand market opportunities for livestock farmers in the region.
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