Madagascar: l"affaire Daewoo" alimente la colère contre le gouvernement
    La colère suscitée à Madagascar par un vaste projet agricole, conclu entre le gouvernement et la société sud-coréenne Daewoo Logistics, alimente la crise actuelle dans la Grande Ile, où la cession de terres à des étrangers est communément perçue comme une trahison.
    • AFP
    • 10 February 2009
    Food: The big land sell-off
    With vast tracts of land being sold in Madagascar, and Sudan and other African governments actively seeking investors in agricultural land, are we witnessing a neo-colonial land grab or will the investment result in greater food productivity to the long-term benefit of recipient nations?
    • African Business
    • 07 February 2009
    Biofuels cause land scramble in TZ
    A new scramble for arable land in Tanzania has started - the coastline and the fertile land in Northern and Southern Tanzania being the prime targets.
    • East African Business Week
    • 07 February 2009
    Inside Africa: Sectors to watch in 2009
    Somebody must have run the numbers and discovered that if it made commercial sense to practice oasis farming in the sands of Arabia, then it must make eminently more sense to invest in more fertile Sahel land for agricultural purposes.
    • TradeInvest Africa
    • 06 February 2009
    Afropresse: l'Afrique à travers la presse allemande
    Beaucoup de Malgaches, lit-on dans la Frankfurter Rundschau, sont indignés par le marché que Marc Ravalomana a concocté avec Daewoo.
    • Deutsche Welle
    • 06 February 2009
    ‘It’s time to fill the financial vacuum’
    In an exclusive telephone interview during her visit to Riyadh on Tuesday, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo focused on measures by her country to strengthen economic ties with the Kingdom.
    • Saudi Gazette
    • 05 February 2009
    Saudi investment group coming to the Philippines
    King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia told President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on Tuesday that he is sending a high-level business mission to the Philippines in April to look for investment opportunities in the Philippine agriculture sector.
    • PIA Press Release
    • 05 February 2009
    Neokolonialismus: Daewoo kauft Madagaskar auf
    Vom Geschäftemachen versteht Madagaskars Präsident Marc Ravalomanana etwas. Schließlich hat sich der 59-Jährige vom radelnden Joghurt-Verkäufer zum Chef des Firmenimperiums Tiko empor gewirtschaftet. Das Geschäft mit Milch hat ihn zum reichsten Mann der Tropeninsel gemacht - schon bevor er 2002 in den Präsidentenpalast einzog.
    • Frankfurter Rundschau
    • 04 February 2009
    Arab nations urged to set up strategic cereal stock
    AOAD Director-General Salim Allowzi said the private sector in the Arab World needs to step up investment in farming projects to cut the massive import bill, ensure enough farm products for the region and bolster food security.
    • Emirates Business 24/7
    • 04 February 2009
    Saudi reaps benefits of first offshore rice production
    First cargo of rice arrives in oil-rich kingdom amid mixed feelings over business ethics.
    • Middle East Online
    • 03 February 2009
    Delegation seeks Saudi investment in Mindanao
    According to Nograles the vision of the political leaders of Mindanao is that if the 26,000 hectares of contiguous agricultural land can be developed in the joint venture partnership with the Saudi chamber of commerce, a lease agreement could gurantee 50 years of food security for the Kingdom.
    • Saudi Gazette
    • 03 February 2009
    Neocolonialismo agrario
    En general, la cesión de tierras a Estados extranjeros se traduce en expropiaciones de pequeños productores y aumento de la especulación. Sin olvidar la deforestación.
    • Le Monde Diplomatique
    • 02 February 2009

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