Hani urges Ghalboun farmers to register

The article focused on the efforts of the Lebanese Ministry of Agriculture to strengthen the agricultural sector by registering farmers in an organized agricultural registry, with the goal of improving information management and supporting sustainable development. Minister Nizar Hani mentioned that approximately 85,000 farmers are registered, compared to 120,000 in the last national census of 2010, reflecting a registration rate of around 65%. He also emphasized that registration facilitates the identification of land locations and types of agriculture, while promoting the use of mobile units to simplify procedures. It was highlighted that the success story of the village of Ghalboun in producing high-quality wine serves as a model of achievement, underscoring the importance of quality and added value in agriculture—particularly in mountainous areas where large land plots are declining. Additionally, plans were announced to organize field visits and initiatives to motivate and support farmers, with a focus on how registration contributes to organizing the agricultural database and achieving sustainable economic development.

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