The Director General of Legal and Parliamentary Affairs of the Drug Control Headquarters announced that the cultivation of industrial hemp and Iranian poppy (Bracteatum) has been regulated for the first time under the fourteenth government with controlled conditions. He stated that this action aims to utilize the economic and medicinal potentials of these plants, secure raw materials for medicine, strengthen the resistance economy, and prevent deviations in their cultivation and harvesting. It will lead to self-sufficiency in industrial production and pharmaceuticals.
Cultivation of Industrial Hemp and Iranian Poppy Authorized Under Controlled Conditions
The Iranian government has officially regulated the cultivation of industrial hemp and Iranian poppy for the first time, aiming to enhance economic and medicinal benefits while ensuring controlled practices. This move is significant for boosting local production and reducing reliance on imports.
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📰 What Happened
The Iranian government has officially regulated the cultivation of industrial hemp and Iranian poppy for the first time. This regulation aims to enhance the economic and medicinal benefits of these plants while ensuring controlled practices.
- This is the first time cultivation of these plants has been regulated in Iran.
- The initiative aims to promote self-sufficiency in industrial production and pharmaceuticals.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Industrial hemp and poppy have economic and medicinal potential, but their cultivation has been historically controversial due to drug-related issues. Regulating these plants could change their role in the economy.
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