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Oman pours money into food security with $4.2B agriculture development
Oman is investing $4.2 billion in an agriculture development project in the Batinah region to enhance food security and reduce reliance on imports, aiming to produce 80% of its food by 2040. The government has established cloud seeding stations and allocated over 800 million rials to expand arable land and improve rainfall by 14%.
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