National seed blossomed in Sudan: It will return to Turkey as sunflower oil

Published 2022년 5월 16일

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Turkey has made an agricultural cooperation agreement with Sudan, leasing agricultural land in Sudan for 99 years to cultivate sunflowers, corn, and wheat. A Sudanese delegation visited Thrace, Turkey, to tour agricultural areas and meet with local stakeholders. A proposal was made to plant these crops on 10 million decares of irrigable land in Sudan, with the first sunflower harvest expected soon. The national and local sunflower seeds sent from Turkey to Sudan have shown successful results in the Al Jazeera region.

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Turkey has made an agricultural cooperation agreement with Sudan, which has fertile lands but cannot cultivate them. In this context, for the first time in Turkey's history, agricultural land was leased abroad for 99 years with the cooperation of the state and the private sector. While the company was established within the scope of the related project, the traffic between the two countries this time turned into sunflower-focused breakthroughs, the importance of which increased with the pandemic and the Ukraine war. SUNFLOWER REVIEW IN VATANI THRACE The step that will take the bilateral relations between the two countries one step further in agriculture was taken in Thrace, the homeland of sunflowers in Turkey. A Sudanese delegation of 13 people consisting of vice ministers, rectors and experts was hosted in Thrace. The delegation toured the agricultural areas in the region and met with local stakeholders. 10 MILLION DECES OF LAND As a result of the meeting, a proposal was made to ...

Source: Haber7