Caretaker Sindh Government Signs Deal for Corporate Farming Despite Opposition
The caretaker Sindh government proceeded with an agreement on Friday, overcoming resistance from nationalist parties, to allocate over 52,000 acres of land across six districts for corporate farming. The deal, involving an army-backed company, faced reservations but was formalized, marking a significant move in the direction of large-scale agricultural initiatives.
Keywords: Sindh Government, Corporate Farming, Land Agreement, Nationalist Parties, Opposition, Army-Backed Company, Agricultural Initiatives.
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