Pakistan, Dec. 18 -- The Balochistan government has approved hydroponics technology to modernize agriculture. Officials aim to address severe water shortages across the province. The decision marks a major shift toward sustainable farming practices.

Hydroponics technology allows plants to grow without soil using nutrient-rich water. It helps save water and increases crop yields. The system supports year-round farming in controlled environments like greenhouses.

The approval came during a high-level meeting chaired by Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti. Parliamentary leaders, ministers, and senior officials attended the session. They endorsed projects to establish hydroponic facilities in multiple districts.

Initially, the government will lau...