Comments on: Is Leasing Agricultural Land to Foreign Countries A Good Idea?

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By: Abdul bari

Abdul bari — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 01:14:55 +0000

I think it is a terrible idea. I also wonder who would actually want to buy land in today’s Pakistan.

By: Riaz Haq

Riaz Haq — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 04:02:26 +0000

The train is leaving the station. What should be done, if the leasing of Pakistan’s fertile farm land to foreigners is fait accompli? Can we stop it? I doubt it. So what’s the next best thing?

What I am proposing on my blog is as follows: “Pakistan faces potentially severe food and water shortages in satisfying the needs of its growing population. Significant investments are urgently required to avert potential famines and droughts. The best course of action now is to try and pressurize Pakistan’s leadership and negotiating team to proceed cautiously and craft the best possible terms for a few pilot deals they can to ensure Pakistanis’ food security and looking after Pakistan’s best long term interests, while offering reasonably attractive returns to investors.”