Farmers of some West asian countries may decide to rent their greenhouses and agricultural lands to foreigners for various reasons. Renting land to foreigners can be an additional source of income for farmers. By renting land to foreign companies or farmers, they can cover their expenses and earn more income. Foreign companies or farmers may have more advanced agricultural technology and know-how and more modern equipment. Leasing the land allows them to benefit from their experience and knowledge and come up with better ways of farming and improving their performance.

Leasing land to foreign companies or farmers can increase the country's exports. These companies usually do not transfer their products to their own country and mostly use them for export to other countries. This issue can help the development of the export industry and trade relations between countries. Leasing land to foreigners may be a way for farmers to reduce production risks. For example, if farmers produce a certain product in a certain season and face problems such as unfavorable weather conditions, leasing land helps companies or foreign farmers to suffer from smaller problems in this field.

Leasing land to foreign companies or farmers can attract foreign capital. These companies generally make significant investments in the field of agriculture, which leads to the development and improvement of agriculture. These investments can serve as financial and technical resources to improve infrastructure, equipment and agricultural technology in the host country. This issue may have advantages and disadvantages and depends on the economic, political and social conditions of each country.

The Middle east is a region with rich natural resources and fertile soil. Renting agricultural land in this area allows foreign renters to exploit these natural resources and fertile soil and produce quality and marketable agricultural products. The Middle East is a strategic location and has access to important export markets in this region and even outside of it. Leasing land to foreigners can allow them to export their products to international markets and earn significant income.

Leasing land to foreigners may be subject to certain conditions. Some of these conditions may impose restrictions on the duration of the lease, the type of agricultural activity and financial obligations for the lessee. The Middle East is a region that may experience political and security conflicts. These problems can bring risks for foreign renters and affect their agricultural performance. In some countries in the Middle East, ownership of agricultural land may have restrictions.

In some countries such as Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Oman, agricultural land lease is welcomed for foreign investments and agricultural sector development. In some other countries, such as Iran, Iraq, Lebanon and Syria, for reasons such as legal restrictions, security and political problems, access to financial resources and technology, economic and cultural status, renting agricultural land by foreigners may be more limited. Also, in some countries of the Middle East such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the UAE, the development of the agricultural sector and the attraction of foreign capital in this area have been considered, and therefore, renting agricultural land to foreigners may be more attractive in these countries.