The government updates pricing, seed supply, and farmer payments as it prepares for harvest collection.
The country sets up 78 storage sites ahead of harvest collection while farmers raise concerns over quotas in the Kurdistan Region.
The new project follows two previous high-capacity installations, solidifying Imas as a primary technical partner in Iraq’s drive toward agricultural self-sufficiency and industrial modernization.
Agriculture contributes approximately 3.4% to Iraq’s GDP and employs 8.25% of the workforce, with grains forming the backbone of rural livelihoods.
The rehabilitated berth will serve as Iraq’s primary entry point for wheat shipments, enabling faster vessel unloading and more efficient transfer of imports into storage and distribution networks.