De Schutter y la FAO son, a mi juicio, muy confiados, porque entienden que una regulación ética “podría ser positiva, después de muchos años en los que ha habido falta de interés en el mundo por invertir en la agricultura”.
Earlier this year Daewoo Logistics’ $6bn deal to own 1.3m ha of prime agricultural land in Madagascar fell thorough after a military coup, leaving it with little hope of compensation.
Daewoo Logistics, one of South Korea’s leading shipping and logistics companies, has filed for receivership in Seoul Central District Court.
Thailand is keen on reaching bilateral agreements with Qatar on various economic investments from agriculture particularly on food, oil and gas and tourism sectors, visiting Thai Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya said yesterday.
"We believe there are many opportunities for investment in Thailand and Philippines and for both countries in Bahrain," a Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry representative said. "Food security is one area we are trying to emphasise. We had discussions in planting and growing bananas and rice in both countries."
En quête de moyens financiers pour développer leur agriculture, les Etats africains sont prêts à céder leur foncier à des investisseurs privés. Ce qui conduit à déstabiliser les paysanneries locales, incapables de faire valoir leurs droits faute de titres de propriété.
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Activists say as many as 150,000 people in the Tana River delta could be displaced by the Qatari land-lease deal -- and it is not the only one in Kenya.
Les surfaces accessibles aux investisseurs étrangers ne sont plus limitées. Ainsi stipule la nouvelle loi foncière malgache applicable depuis décembre 2008.
In the case of Uganda, Egypt has shown interest in acquiring 200 hectares for wheat production.
"Ce qu’il faut absolument éviter, c’est la création de nouvelles dépendances à long terme et, surtout, l’épuisement des sols acquis par ces firmes qui pratiquent une agriculture intensive non durable." Entretien avec Olivier de Schutter.
