It is reported by Egypt State Information Service. 

The document was inked by Egypt's Deputy Agriculture Minister Mona Mehrez and China's Deputy Customs Commissioner-General.

Minister of Agriculture Ezz Eddine Abu Teisht hailed Egypt's relations with China as one of the giant economies in the world.

Recent talks between the two countries have helped in opening the Chinese markets for Egyptian exports including potatoes, strawberries, mangoes and onions, he said.

Mehrez, for her part, said that sugar beet waste exports to China will contribute to increasing this industry in Egypt.

Egypt's total production of sugar beet hits 8 million tons, she noted.