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A business forum in Tehran between Iran and Cuba has led to discussions on reconstructing and optimizing 160 Cuban sugar factories. Feasibility studies for this project are already underway, with results soon to be available for Iranian companies. The forum also covered the potential for Iranian agricultural exports, fertilizers, and pesticides to Cuba. This comes as Cuba's sugar production has dramatically decreased from 7 million tons in the 1980s to 480 thousand tons in 2022, due in part to US sanctions.
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The Iranian-Cuban business forum in Tehran discussed plans to reconstruct and optimize 160 Cuban cane sugar factories. Farshad Mokimi, Director General of the Iranian Organization of Small Enterprises and Industrial Parks, said that feasibility studies for the project have already begun, and the expected results will soon be available to Iranian companies. Mokimi also mentioned that after the visit of Cuban delegations to Iran in November 2023, negotiations were held, including on the export of agricultural products, fertilizers, and pesticides to Cuba. Over the ...
Source: UkrAgroConsult
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