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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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