Mozambique: Wheat production to resume in Lower Limpopo with Wanbao’s Chinese technology support

게시됨 2024년 5월 28일

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Mozambique's southern province, Gaza, is set to restart wheat production in the upcoming quarter, with the initial sowing to happen at the Lower Limpopo Irrigation in Xai-Xai. The project, supported by Chinese technology and investment from the company Wanbao, will cultivate over 150 hectares of wheat. This initiative aims to mitigate the wheat shortage and high costs in Mozambique, which imports around 80% of its wheat needs. The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has further increased the country's reliance on imports.

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Mozambique’s southern province of Gaza is set to resume wheat production in the current quarter, aided by Chinese technology through a Chinese-invested company, local media reported Monday. The inaugural sowing is scheduled to begin within days at the Lower Limpopo Irrigation in Xai-Xai, the capital of Gaza Province, Margarida Chongo, the provincial governor, was quoted by Radio Moçambique as saying “In the initial phase, over 150 hectares will be designated for wheat cultivation,” said the governor. The revival of wheat production at the Lower Limpopo Irrigation, nearly 50 years later, was made possible through cooperation with Chinese technology, facilitated by the company Wanbao. Wanbao, a Chinese investment focusing on technology transfer in agriculture and financial support for rice cultivation, will now extend its support to wheat farming in the Lower Limpopo Irrigation district in Gaza. READ: China agricultural service firms eye overseas ...

출처: Clubofmozambique