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Le projet porte sur l’exploitation de 22 000 hectares pour la production de cultures fourragères destinées à l’alimentation du cheptel.

Turkish industrial venture Özmert Algeria is planning to build Algeria’s first major integrated farm on 22,000 hectares

A Turkish-Polish partnership formed by Türkiye-based construction firm Sine Midas Stroy and Poland’s Fabe Agro is set to invest $120 million in a 144 hectare tomato greenhouse complex in Shymkent, Kazakhstan.

Food companies, especially food exporting firms, are hoping that they can benefit from a recent regulation that paves the way for the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry to lease out agricultural lands that are not cultivated for two consecutive years.

Alarko signed a contract with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan to invest $150 million in the country’s agro-industrial sector for the first stage of a project comprising the construction of greenhouses, spanning ​​200 hectares

Le Sahara algérien est aussi en passe de devenir le grenier du pays grâce à l’essor de nombreuses filières agricoles -- et des investissements saoudiens, italiens, qataris et turques.

Des "tables par pays" ont été créés afin de développer la production agricole dans 12 pays "frères"

En las últimas semanas, Venezuela ha recibido varios inversionistas de Uruguay, Argentina, Turquía e Irán que “quieren producir” alimentos en el territorio nacional.

There will be plenty more scuffles between local populations and new global landlords. But, according to the Financial Times, such fights are unlikely to stem the tide of land investment.

Des accords controversés sont toujours en cours. Elite Agro, un grand propriétaire terrien de Serbie, basé à Abu Dhabi, a signé un accord pour des terres agricoles à Madagascar. African Agriculture (AAGR), basée aux États-Unis, a de grands projets pour la culture de la luzerne au Sénégal et a signé à la fin de l’année dernière des accords pour des terres au Niger.

Turkey is revisiting a plan it started in 2016 but failed to execute leasing farmland in Sudan to grow sufficient food for home consumption and export.

A new investigation has found that agricultural firms connected to powerful people, including the first family, were given non-transparent contracts to develop land in Karabakh.