econews. Iran’s agriculture minister visited Ardabil Province to launch several key agricultural infrastructure projects designed to enhance productivity and support sustainable farming in the region. During the visit, he inaugurated a large modern greenhouse complex equipped with advanced climate‑control and irrigation technologies that enable year‑round cultivation and higher‑quality crop production. The complex is expected to create new jobs, increase local income, and contribute to the region’s supply of fruits and vegetables.
Another major project unveiled during the trip was an upgraded irrigation system aimed at improving water efficiency in an area that relies heavily on agriculture. The new system helps reduce water waste, supports the cultivation of water‑intensive crops, and strengthens farmers’ resilience against drought. Officials emphasized that these developments are part of a broader national strategy to modernize Iran’s agricultural sector, increase output, and promote smart resource management. The projects are expected to benefit thousands of farmers across Ardabil Province.