Mozambique: China's Farming Ambitions Take Shape
- SciDev.net
- 11 November 2009
Los capitalistas conquistan los recursos de la naturaleza mundial mediante la guerra o la compra.
Earlier this year, delegates to the annual session of China’s parliament debated a proposal to seek employment for up to 100 million Chinese in various African countries to solve two of China’s greatest challenges—food security and unemployment.
Ethiopia plans to offer 3 million hectares of land over the next two years for investors to develop large-scale commercial farms, a government official said on Thursday.
Cash-rich overseas pension funds and investors have been scouting for New Zealand dairy farm investments,
The Congolese government said it had signed similar agreements with China, Brazil and Israel.
El ministro de agricultura congoleño, Rigobert Maboundou, dijo que este acuerdo forma parte de un Plan de Acción de su Gobierno para consolidar la agricultura como un pilar de su economía y que, además de este pacto, el mayor de este tipo firmado en África, tienen otros similares con China, Brasil e Israel.
No deal was ever secured with Qatar, and China is now being eyed as a more appropriate suitor for the project.
Pékin préfère parler de « transfert de technologies » que de délocalisation.
Hebei Company plans to grow its operations -- wheat, maize, rice, vegetable and livestock production for the local, Chinese and European markets -- to about 100,000 acres [40,500 ha] of land in 8-10 years.
China's agricultural investments strategies in Africa are not as self-serving as some critics argue.
Des investisseurs chinois lorgnent des terres dans la région de Saint-Hyacinthe.