Agriculture Minister welcomes Chinese delegation to Stormont

By The Newsroom
Published 20th Sep 2016, 11:02 BST
Updated 5th Oct 2016, 13:54 BST
Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Michelle McIlveen welcomed a delegation from Chinas Jiangxi Province to Stormont. The delegation  which includes agricultural officials and food company executives  is in Northern Ireland to learn about the agri-food industry and livestock production in particular. The Minister is pictured with Mr Hu Hanping, director General of Jiangxi Provincial Agricultural Department, who is leading the delegation, and Madam Wang Shuying, Chinese Consul-General in Belfast.Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Michelle McIlveen welcomed a delegation from Chinas Jiangxi Province to Stormont. The delegation  which includes agricultural officials and food company executives  is in Northern Ireland to learn about the agri-food industry and livestock production in particular. The Minister is pictured with Mr Hu Hanping, director General of Jiangxi Provincial Agricultural Department, who is leading the delegation, and Madam Wang Shuying, Chinese Consul-General in Belfast.
Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Michelle McIlveen welcomed a delegation from Chinas Jiangxi Province to Stormont. The delegation  which includes agricultural officials and food company executives  is in Northern Ireland to learn about the agri-food industry and livestock production in particular. The Minister is pictured with Mr Hu Hanping, director General of Jiangxi Provincial Agricultural Department, who is leading the delegation, and Madam Wang Shuying, Chinese Consul-General in Belfast.
Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Michelle McIlveen has welcomed a delegation from China's Jiangxi Province to Stormont.

The delegation, led by Mr Hu Hangping, Director General of Jiangxi Provincial Agricultural Department, is visiting Northern Ireland to learn about the agri-food industry with a particular interest in livestock production.

This high-level group, made up of five Departmental representatives and three food company executives, met with the Minister as part of an itinerary which included a visit to Moy Park and the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI).

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