Average availability of eggs is 68 in Pakistan compared to 300 in developed countries.
ISLAMABAD, October 13, 2009 (Balochistan Times): The average per
person availability of egg is 68 in Pakistan compared to over 300 in
developed countries per annum Per annum
Yearly. , this was disclosed by Dr. Abdul Rehman Abdul Rehman could refer to - UAE cricketer Abdul Rehman
- Syed Abdul Rehman Geelani (Indian University lecturer)
- Abdul Rehman Chugtai (20th century Indian artist)
- Indian MP, Abdul Rehman
- Lawyer Abdul Rehman
- Emir Abdur Rahman Khan, King of Afghanistan
Director Poultry Research Institute at a seminar held here to celebrate
world eggs day. Dr. Abdul Rehman has stated that the Ministry of Lives
Stock and Dairy Development is working to formulate strategies for
increasing the egg production in Pakistan so as to enhance the per
capita [Latin, By the heads or polls.] A term used in the Descent and Distribution of the estate of one who dies without a will. It means to share and share alike according to the number of individuals. eggs availability in Pakistan, which is common food item of
people of Pakistan Speaking on the occasion Professor Dr. Akram Munir
and other scholars highlighted the importance of the eggs and its
nutrition and also highlighted adoption the modern strategies to
increase the eggs production. He further said that egg industry of
Pakistan is contributing significantly in safe guarding the health of
the common man as people who consume eggs do not suffer from ailments of
teeth, bones maternity problems. He said that the establishment of
separate Ministry of Lives Stock and Dairy development in Pakistan was
milestone in history. He further said that in the past the Avian
Influenza avian influenza: see influenza. (bird flue flue
see underflue. ) which negatively affected production of eggs and
eggs - laying chicken is now under control due to the efforts of the
Ministers National Programme on Avian Influenza Prevention and
cooperation of poultry farmers. The workshop which was held on eve of
world egg day was participated by scholars, researchers and poultry
farmers besides the common man who also highlighted the importance of
the eggs and its nutrition.
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