An MOU targeting $1 billion in aquaculture investments in Mauritania was signed between the National Prawn Company of Saudi Arabia and the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector, with Saudi-based Al Rajhi also involved.
- Arab News
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26 December 2011
Le plus grand laitier du Moyen-Orient, Almaraï Company vient d'acquérir 12.306 hectares de maïs et de soja en Argentine, qui lui serviront à nourrir ses vaches laitières et ses volailles.
- Commodesk
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23 December 2011
Saudi Arabia, seeking foreign farmland to boost its food security, has bought 12,000 hectares of Argentine farmland just as the South American country is attempting to limit foreign farm ownership.
- Agrimoney
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21 December 2011
En medio de la discusión en el Congreso por la Ley de Tierras, Almarai Co de Arabia Saudita, principal láctea del Golfo Pérsico, adquirió por US$ 83 millones a la propietaria de campos locales Fondomonte.
- Fortuna Web
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21 December 2011
Saudi Arabia's largest dairy company said Wednesday it is buying Argentine farm operator Fondomonte S.A. for $83 million to secure access to a supply of animal feed.
La population du département de Boghé refuse à ce que l'Etat mauritanien concède les 40.000 ha en question à qui que ce soit
- Quotidien de Nouakchett
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11 October 2011
Les communautés villageoises du département de Boghé ont dénoncé, samedi au cours d’une rencontre avec la presse, l’accaparement de leurs terres au profit d'une entreprise saoudienne, la Société Tabouk El Eziraya, affiliée au groupe Errajihi.
There are a number of problems hindering an efficient implementation of the King Abdullah Initiative for Saudi Agricultural Investment Abroad, according to a Ministry of Commerce and Industry report.
- Saudi Gazette
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05 October 2011
Para Incra, esses investimentos podem não apresentar melhora significativa no desenvolvimento econômico do meio rural do Brasil
Entrevista con Stefano Liberti, autor del libro "Land grabbing. Come il mercato delle terre crea il nuovo colonialismo"
- Rebelion
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02 September 2011
Argentina's Congress is gearing up for a debate on a bill to limit the amount of farmland foreigners can buy, amid a surge of interest in land deals triggered by rising food prices.
- Reuters
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01 September 2011
Los chinos se aseguraron cereales de dos valles de Río Negro por 20 años. Y los árabes empezarán a cultivar en El Impenetrable. El Congreso se apresta a debatir frenos a la extranjerización del suelo.
