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► Obstacles and Barriers

► Examination of Success Stories

► Potential & Advantage

► Actions, Partnerships & Programs

► Farm level production obstacles of horticultural commodities in the NENA region, Dr Ayman Abu Hadid

► Pre and post-harvest constraints to efficiency along horticultural supply chains in the NENA context.Dr Alison Hodder

► Phytosanitary rules, quality and safety standards, and compliance requirements imposed by the EU markets on horticultural exports from the NENA region (case of Morocco)Dr Mohammed Amal Rahel

► Policy, institutional and regulatory obstacles and trade barriers to horticultural exports from the NENA region,
Dr Nabil Chaherli

►Horticulture for domestic and export markets and poverty alleviation in the arid lands in Tunisia Dr Ali Ferchichi

►Policies to promote dates export: case study Deglet Nour in Tunisia,
Dr Noureddine Nasr

►Success stories and partnerships on horticultural exports: Al-SHAMS project, Egypt, Eng. Yasser Khayyal

►Success stories and partnerships on horticultural exports: case study on olive from Syria, Mr Malek Abdeen, Dr Anwar al-Ibrahem, Dr Ashraf Tubeileh,

►Success stories and partnerships on horticultural exports: case study on winter tomatoes of Morocco,Prof Choukrallah Redouane

►Contracted farming in Turkish horticulture and its impact on small farmers,
Prof. Dr Uygun Aksoy

►Linking Jordanian horticultural producers to export markets: successful practices and lessons learned Mr Mahmoud Hiyari

►Role of the farmers unions in promoting smallholders horticultural exports in the NENA region, Mrs Saloua Briki and Mrs Lamia Gam

►ICARDA’s activities (R4D) for livelihood enhancement of the resource poor farmers through the production of high value horticultural crops, Dr Ahmed Moustafa

►Experiences from initiatives on promoting horticultural exports within the NENA region: lessons from the Tunisian experience Dr Marouane Al-Abbassi

►Vegetables: Opportunities and challenges for smallholder farmers,
Dr Paul A. Gniffke

►Horticultural crops in NENA: production and consumption trends of major Dr Jacky Ganry

►Role of the International Society for Horticultural Science in building world-wide partnerships, Dr Uygun Aksoy

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Dr Uygun Aksoy,

Ege University, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Horticulture, 35100 Bornova - Izmir, Turkey,

Contracted farming in Turkish horticulture and its impact on small farmers