Tunisia's ability to attract the attention of France and Italy is not without reason.
Besides being located in North Africa and facing France and Italy across the sea, Tunisia's 160,000 square kilometers of land includes nearly 90,000 square kilometers of arable land, which is an exceedingly large scale.
Ninety thousand square kilometers is equivalent to 9,000 hectares, 22.2395 million acres, and 1.35 billion mu of land.
If calculated based on the hundreds of jin per mu grain yield of later generations, 1.35 billion mu of land would produce at least 70 to 100 billion jin of grain annually, which is between 35 to 50 million tons.
According to later generations' grain consumption levels, this amount of grain is enough to feed over a hundred million people. Even based on the current global average grain consumption per person, just 35 million tons of grain would suffice to feed at least 120 million people.
