The launch of these two services reflects the Department’s commitment to expanding its digital services for farmers and integrating them with initiatives aimed at developing organic agricultural production. This contributes to promoting sustainable farming practices and enhancing resource efficiency across the agricultural sector.

Coinciding with the introduction of the Organic Farm Support service through the Mazraaty platform, the Department is distributing the third package of support today to beneficiaries previously registered for the service. The package includes essential supplies to help farmers continue implementing organic farming practices, improve their production, and enhance its sustainability.

H.E. Salem Abdullah Al Kaabi, Director of the Sharjah Department of Agriculture and Livestock, emphasised that making these two services available electronically through the Mazraaty platform aligns with the Department’s efforts to develop its service delivery channels, meet farmers’ needs, and keep pace with the digital transformation of government services.

H.E. Al Kaabi stated: We are committed to leveraging digital solutions to facilitate farmers’ access to the Department’s services and programmes while improving the efficiency of the procedures provided to them. The introduction of the Organic Farming Conversion and Organic Farm Support services through the Mazraaty platform coincides with today’s distribution of the third support package to previously registered beneficiaries, providing them with the essential supplies needed to continue implementing organic farming practices and further develop their production.

The Department continues to develop an integrated organic farming ecosystem that combines digital solutions with on-the-ground support, creating greater opportunities for expansion in this field and supporting the Emirate of Sharjah’s objectives of achieving a more sustainable and efficient agricultural sector.