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Abdul Matin Sarfraz
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June 16th 2023
The looming shortage of skilled agricultural workers is cause for concern in a country that is the world’s fifth-largest exporter of agri-food and seafood, a recent report by the Royal Bank of Canada suggests.
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| June 15th 2023
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| June 15th 2023
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| June 15th 2023
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