By Topwar
The Turkish authorities plan to provide their country with all the necessary food by renting agricultural land from other states and growing crops on them that are inaccessible to the Turkish climate.
It should be noted that in the current geopolitical realities, this decision looks very attractive. Relying solely on imports, as the situation with Ukrainian grain has shown, is today an extremely risky strategy, which the Middle East and African countries have already experienced.
HĂŒrriyet writes that Ankara is currently negotiating with Ukraine, as well as some countries in Africa and Latin America. We are talking about Turkey’s intention to grow, for example, corn and sunflower outside its country.
Strictly speaking, our âwestern neighborâ is ideal for growing these crops. Recall that Ukraine is the world’s largest exporter of sunflower oil…
