Amman:The Agricultural Credit Corporation (ACC) and the Jordanian Veterinary Association (JVA) have signed a cooperative agreement to advance the livestock sector and economically empower veterinary professionals. This agreement was finalized on Sunday by ACC Director-General Mohammad Balawneh and JVA Head Dr. Ahmad Dhiyat.
According to Jordan News Agency, the agreement involves the ACC providing agricultural financing and loans to veterinarians under favorable terms and subsidized limits. This initiative aims to assist veterinarians in establishing and expanding their projects within the livestock sector.
The agreement also outlines that the JVA will offer training activities for the beneficiaries. These activities are designed to enhance the professional capabilities and project management skills of veterinarians, ensuring their ventures are sustainable and productive according to best practices and technical standards.
Balawneh emphasized that this agreement aligns with the corporation's strategy to support the agricultural sector, including both crop and livestock production. He highlighted the importance of accessible financing for professionals within the sector and noted that partnerships with specialized professional syndicates help direct funding to projects with significant economic and technical potential.
Dr. Dhiyat described the agreement as a "practical step" towards empowering the members of the syndicate by combining financial support with specialized technical training. He also praised the ACC's role in fostering agricultural development.