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POULTRY
Empowering the Future of Poultry –
Wadi Group Hosts 12th Poultry Academy
Wadi Group successfully held its
12th Wadi Poultry Academy, bring-
ing together poultry profession-
als and industry experts for four
days of intensive learning, collab-
oration and professional devel-
opment. Held from 11-14 May, the
Academy continued Wadi Group’s
long-standing commitment to ad-
vancing poultry knowledge and
supporting the sustainable growth
of Egypt’s poultry industry.
Through the continued collabora- Sector, Wadi Group opened the needed to succeed in an increas-
tion between Wadi Group and Avia- event, reaffirming Wadi’s belief that ingly dynamic industry.
gen, participants gained access education remains one of the stron-
to both local expertise and global gest drivers of industry progress. “The success of the Wadi Poultry
best practices covering the latest He also highlighted Wadi’s ongoing Academy reflects the strengt6h of
developments in poultry produc- growth plans despite the challeng- our collaboration with Aviagen and
tion, flock management, biosecuri- es facing the global poultry sector. our shared belief that education is
ty, nutrition, quality assurance and essential for the future of poultry
performance optimization of their Since it was established, the Wadi production. By bringing together
Ross® 308 flocks. Poultry Academy has evolved into global expertise and local experi-
one of the region’s most respected
As Aviagen®’s Ross distributor poultry education initiatives. The ence, we are helping poultry pro-
in Egypt, Wadi Group has worked Academy reflects Wadi Group’s fessionals develop the knowledge
closely with Aviagen for decades broader mission of fostering contin- and skills needed to meet the chal-
to support poultry producers with uous learning, strengthening cus- lenges of a rapidly evolving indus-
world-class genetics, expertise tomer relationships and supporting try”, commented Puzant.
and customer support. The Wadi the long-term success of the poul-
Poultry Academy has become a try sector. Kayhan Gursel, Senior Commer-
cornerstone of this shared commit- cial Manager, TMENA, added, “The
ment, creating opportunities for The event concluded with a clos- Wadi Poultry Academy has become
current and future industry profes- ing ceremony and certificate pre- an outstanding example of how col-
sionals to learn from experienced sentation recognizing participants’ laboration and knowledge sharing
practitioners and leading experts commitment to professional devel- can help drive industry progress.
while supporting succession plan- opment and industry excellence.
ning and equipping the next gener- As Wadi Group looks toward the We are proud to continue work-
ation with the knowledge and skills future, the company remains ded- ing alongside Wadi Group to sup-
needed to drive the industry’s fu- icated to sharing knowledge, pro- port poultry producers throughout
ture success. Egypt and the wider region.”
moting innovation and empowering
Puzant Dakessian, CEO, Poultry poultry professionals with the tools Circle 8 on enquiry card
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