Briefing: Transformer les déserts égyptiens en terrains agricoles
    Une délégation du ministère de l’Agriculture de l'Egypte se prépare à se rendre au Soudan cette année pour examiner la possibilité de cultiver du blé sur un total de 470 000 hectares de terres soudanaises.
    • IRIN
    • 15 January 2013
    Egypt: Turning deserts into fields
    A delegation from the Ministry of Agriculture is preparing to visit Sudan later this year to examine the possibility of growing wheat on as many as 470,000 hectares of Sudanese land.
    • IRIN
    • 10 January 2013
    Qandil: Egypt-Qatar cooperation for boosting agricultural investments
    Egypt's Prime Minister received Sheikh Nasser bin Mohamed Al Hageri, the head of the Qatari Hassad Foodstuff Company who is currently visiting Egypt to explore agricultural investments.
    • SIS
    • 23 September 2012
    Egyptian model farm in Ethiopia
    An Egyptian model farm is to be created in Ethiopia on an area of some 500 feddans [210 ha] with the potential for expansion in the regional state of Afar some 600 kilometres north of Addis Ababa.
    • Egyptian Gazette
    • 14 June 2012
    Squeezing Africa dry: behind every land grab is a water grab
    GRAIN looks behind the current scramble for land in Africa to reveal a global struggle for what is increasingly seen as a commodity more precious than gold or oil - water.
    • GRAIN
    • 11 June 2012
    Citadel touts African infrastructure projects, defends agribusiness investment
    Egypt’s Citadel Capital has been busy defending its work in Africa, such as in South Sudan where it has taken a number of measures to ensure its agribusiness project benefits the local community and doesn’t step on small farmer toes.
    • Africa Assets
    • 23 Mar 2012
    South Sudan: Concord doing good for country
    To date, Citadel Capital has invested US$ 25 million in the Concord farm project, which makes us by far one of the largest investors in South Sudan outside the oil industry.
    • Nairobi Star
    • 21 Mar 2012
    Governments should protect citizens’ interests
    The bottom line is that it is the responsibility of the host governments to set policies and a legal framework that protect their citizens’ interests – by encouraging investment, and protecting the rights of affected individuals.
    • The Star
    • 16 Mar 2012
    OPIC approves $150 mln in financing for Egypt's Citadel
    The Overseas Private Investment Corporation, the US government’s development finance institution, approved Wednesday a $150 mln financial package that will go to Citadel Capital, a regional private equity firm that just completed its first wheat harvest in Sudan.
    • Daily News Egypt
    • 10 November 2011
    Citadel Capital of Egypt plans to invest more in East Africa
    The private-equity firm has a 250,000-acre (101,181-hectare) farm in southern Sudan and a similar-sized area of land in the north.
    • Bloomberg
    • 01 August 2011
    Hambre y especulación
    La escasez y el encarecimiento de los alimentos en el norte de África y en Oriente Próximo están agravando el hambre en el África subsahariana, donde han desembarcado los países árabes más ricos comprando tierras, a bajo precio, con el objetivo de cultivar lo necesario para dar de comer a sus propias poblaciones.
    • CCS
    • 29 July 2011
    Beltone and Kenana establish a new agriculture fund
    Beltone Private Equity and Kenana Sugar Company have signed an agreement to create the MAHASEEL Agriculture Investment Fund, aiming to deploy up to $1 billion in large-scale agriculture projects in Sudan and Egypt.
    • Kenana Sugar Company
    • 10 July 2011
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