Jordan and Syria Resume Wheat Harvesting; Sudan Increases Mango Production to Address Supply Chain Challenges

Jordan and Syria have resumed significant wheat cultivation after an exceptional rainy season that helped expand cultivated areas and achieve higher production levels. In Jordan, the cultivated area reached 130,000 dunams, with an expected production of approximately 70,000 tons. Meanwhile, Syria is striving for self-sufficiency by aiming to produce around 3.2 million tons of wheat in the current season. Both countries are working to boost domestic wheat production in response to the challenges posed by disruptions in global supply chains, despite the impacts of reduced transportation costs and regional tensions.

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