Regering wil nieuwe grondcontracten voor landbouw
The Surinamese government announced plans to boost agriculture through new land‑lease contracts and partnerships between farmers and investors. President Jennifer Simons explained the policy on Saturday, 7 November, during the radio program Kal Aaj Aur Kal on RBN. She said that any agricultural land will revert to state ownership once farming activities cease. The administration aims to recruit enough specialists by 2027 to operate a laboratory that tests pest control products. The overall goal is to increase productivity and secure the sector’s future.
De regering wil de landbouw in Suriname versterken met nieuwe grondcontracten en samenwerking tussen boeren en investeerders. President Jennifer Simons zei vandaag, zaterdag 7 november, in Kal Aaj Aur Kal op RBN dat landbouwgrond teruggaat naar de staat zodra de landbouwactiviteiten stoppen. De regering wil in 2027 voldoende specialisten aantrekken om het laboratorium voor bestrijdingsmiddelen […]