Yes, they are often cultivated in Jazan Province in the southwest of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Jazan's lands host approximately 4,336,832 trees of five tropical fruit varieties: mangoes, figs, bananas, guavas, and papayas. Their annual production reaches about 107,305 t.
Jazan Province possesses agricultural potential due to its fertile lands, moderate climate, abundant groundwater, and ample rainfall. Additionally, it benefits from advanced farming systems, efforts to enhance agricultural productivity and quality, and support for farmers. Through promoting experiments, scientific research, and farmer support, the province has contributed to building a sustainable agricultural sector that achieves the goals of rural and agricultural development.
Farmers in Jazan are interested in cultivating tropical fruits due to their economic benefits. Various types of tropical and subtropical fruit trees, such as mango, guava, papaya, and fig, have been introduced to Jazan Province since 1982.
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