Kerimaliev noted that a review revealed 614,000 hectares of abandoned land in the country.
“We are ready to allocate 200,000 hectares for agricultural needs. This initiative is aimed at creating new jobs and supporting labor migrants. We will assist those who want to engage in farming by providing the necessary resources, such as water and electricity. Migrants, in turn, will be able to invest in fencing their plots, as well as in purchasing equipment for drip or rain irrigation to engage in agricultural activities. Applications from interested parties are already coming in,” he added.
