Pakistan, Oct. 30 -- Pakistani agricultural professionals are looking to China's farming technologies for ways to address challenges at home, as 107 participants in the third batch of a bilateral training programme continue their studies at Northwest A&F University, China. Since the programme began, 885 participants have completed training and returned to Pakistan, where they have helped establish 15 startups and train more than 50,000 farmers and other agricultural professionals, China Economic Net (CEN) reported on Thursday quoting a Pakistani official.

The programme was highlighted at the China-Pakistan Agricultural Science and Technology Exchange Event, themed "Touyan Program Empower Agriculture, Sail Toward the World," held in Yangl...