Les responsables éthiopiens ont révoqué des baux fonciers détenus par des dizaines d’investisseurs, dont le milliardaire saoudien d’origine éthiopienne Mohammed Hussein al-Amoudi, selon la VOA
- Intellivoire
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01 October 2018
Saudi Arabia’s state-run Salic is nearing a deal to buy Mriya Agro Holding Plc, which would take the Salic-operated farming area in Ukraine to just over 200,000 hectares.
- Bloomberg
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12 September 2018
The board of Oromia Investment Commission has approved 167 investment projects worth 5.37 billion Br. Over 81pc of them are in agriculture and agro-processing sectors.
- Addis Fortune
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25 April 2018
Iraq’s trade ministry said on Wednesday a joint Iraqi-Saudi coordination council was considering an investment in one million hectares of agricultural land in the western province of Anbar.
Protesters in the Oromia Regional State burned down about 70ha of a corn farm that belongs to ELFORA Agro-Industries Plc- a company owned by Sheikh Al Amoudi, who is currently under arrest in Saudi Arabia.
- Addis Fortune
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15 November 2017
Arrests of some of Saudi Arabia's richest people includes two businessmen with large-scale farmland investments: Alwaleed bin Talal investing in Egypt and Mohammed Al Amoudi in Ethiopia.
- Bloomberg
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07 November 2017
Saudi Agriculture and Livestock Investment Company has joined the UAE's Al Dahra in a US$1.3bn joint venture to make agribusiness acquisitions in 10 countries in the Black Sea region, including the acquisition of farmland.
- Food Navigator
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20 October 2017
Une partie de la population nourrit la crainte d’une accélération du processus d’accaparement des terres traditionnelles.
With the passing of a law in 2012 opening the door to foreign investment in farmland in Turkey, Gulf countries are increasing their investments in agriculture and livestock, as they aim to meet their homeland's food needs.
« Nous demandons en vain la justice, qu’on reconnaisse nos droits de propriété. En retour, nous n’avons que brutalité, violence et humiliation »
Cela fait des mois que la société civile nigérienne crie haro contre un projet concernant l’achat de terres d’une superficie de 120 000 hectares pour une durée de 99 ans par la société saoudienne Al Horaish for Trading & Industry.
- Niamey et les 2 jours
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14 February 2017
En réaction à un SMS, le Premier ministre du Niger apporte un éclairage sur le sort réservé par le gouvernement au projet Al Horaish
- Actu Niger
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12 February 2017