Al-Kakee warns against halting Nineveh's agricultural plan
Deputy Ahlaam Kakai warned that the current government agricultural plan does not suit the nature of the lands in Nineveh, which rely 85-90% on rainfall rather than irrigation systems. This exposes large areas to losing agricultural support. She emphasized that the requirements for land and well ownership registration in the farmer’s name hinder farmers from participating, especially since many lands are registered in the names of grandparents due to security conditions and legal issues. The deputy called for the preparation of an exceptional plan that aligns with the province’s circumstances, relying on on-the-ground possession instead of complicated land records, to ensure farmers can participate in the upcoming agricultural season.
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