Venezuela will provide Iran with a million hectares for growing soybeans, corn and other crops

Published 2022년 7월 11일

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Venezuela has agreed to provide Iran with 1 million hectares of agricultural land for food security projects, as part of a 20-year cooperation plan. The projects will focus on cultivating soybeans and corn. However, the cost-effectiveness of these investments is being questioned due to the long distance between the countries and high transportation costs. The implementation of these agricultural projects abroad will help Iran preserve its water resources. Iran faces a need for 7 million hectares of agricultural land abroad to ensure food security.
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Venezuela has agreed to provide Iran with 1 million hectares of agricultural land for food security projects, the London-based Iran International TV channel reports, citing the head of the Iranian Agrarian Association, Ali Rezvanizadeh. According to Rezvanizade, "Tehran will take advantage of Venezuela's 1 million hectares of farmland, which can provide good opportunities for Iran's overseas agricultural projects, including soybeans and corn." He noted that "Iran needs 7 million hectares of agricultural land abroad to ensure food security, but so far Tehran's investments in such projects have not reached large scales." The channel recalls that last month, during the visit of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to Iran, Tehran and Caracas announced a 20-year plan for cooperation in the field of oil, oil refining, petrochemistry, as well as defense, tourism, culture and agriculture. At the same time, it is noted that the former chairman of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, Masoud ...
Source: Oilworld

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