Les terres agricoles, de plus en plus convoitées
"Je crois que les tensions seront inévitables où que ce soit, faisant des enclaves agricoles étrangères de véritables forteresses assiégées."
- Le Monde
- 14 April 2009
Jordan
- Sudan Times
- 11 April 2009
- Inter Press Service
- 01 Mar 2009
- Globe and Mail
- 30 January 2009
- Media Line
- 27 January 2009
- Jordan Times
- 30 November 2008
- Sudan Tribune
- 05 October 2008
- TriState Observer
- 05 September 2008
- New York Times
- 10 August 2008
- MEED
- 14 July 2008
- Sudan Tribune
- 15 May 2008
Jordan to move forward on agricultural investments in Sudan
Jordan will dispatch a delegation to Sudan next Thursday headed by its agriculture minister Saeed Al-Masri to discuss an agreement on developing food farms in the East African country, according to media reports.
Jusqu'où ira la razzia sur les terres agricoles des pays pauvres ?
La FAO s’apprête à sortir ces jours-ci un mode d’emploi sur la bonne gouvernance foncière. Histoire que le nouveau droit foncier de Madagascar ne soit pas défini par Daewoo Logistics. Et que les petits paysans du Sud participent enfin au débat
The farms race
Wealthy countries short of fertile land are gazing hungrily at Canada's prairies
Saudi Arabia Launches $5.3b Agricultural Fund
The Saudi Arabian cabinet on Monday decided to establish a $5.3-billion fund to support agricultural development by offering soft loans and necessary credit facilities, the Saudi daily newspaper Saudi Gazette reported.
Agricultural investment in Sudan to resume early 2009
The stalled Jordanian agricultural megaproject in Sudan is expected to be resumed at the beginning of 2009
Sudan spends $1.5 billion to develop agriculture
Sudanese Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry will spend three billion Sudanese pounds (1.5 billion USD) up to the end of the year to implement a massive program to develop the agricultural sector.
Global Scramble to Own Food and Agricultural Assets
On the heels of tight crop production reports and the recent memory of individual nations experiencing food disruptions, there is a scramble to control or own agricultural assets and food stocks.
Darfur Withers as Sudan Sells Food
Even as it receives a billion pounds of free food from international donors, Sudan is growing and selling vast quantities of its own crops to other countries, capitalizing on high global food prices at a time when millions of people in its war-riddled region of Darfur barely have enough to eat.
Amman to give control of Sudan investment to private firm
Jordan's Agriculture Ministry will soon appoint a private sector company to manage its substantial investment in farmland in Sudan.
Jordan to invest in Sudanese agriculture
The Jordanian Prime Minister Nader Dahabi said his country will cultivate lands allocated for his country in Sudan as part of his government strategy to deal with rising prces of food items on the international market.
