Le CGIAR impliqué dans l’accaparement des terres au niveau mondial
    Un document interne, récemment mis en ligne sur le site web de l’IRRI, révèle que l’Institut a conseillé l’Arabie saoudite dans le contexte de sa stratégie d’acquisition de terres agricoles à l’étranger pour sa propre production alimentaire.
    • GRAIN
    • 10 September 2009
    L’Arabie Saoudite cherche de nouvelles terres agricoles
    Une demi-douzaine d’investisseurs saoudiens vient d’annoncer la création d’une compagnie d’investissements agricoles pour le début de l’année 2010. Les investissements seront dirigés vers l’acquisition de terres à l’étranger afin de cultiver du riz, du maïs, du blé et du soja.
    • Usine Nouvelle
    • 09 September 2009
    Saudi private $533 mln agri-business firm eyes 2010 start
    A group of private Saudi investors said they plan to start a company with $533.3 million capital that will invest in farm projects mainly abroad. First projects may be with Ghana, Turkey and Kazakhstan.
    • Reuters
    • 09 September 2009
    Agricultural investment firm opened
    Saudi Arabia announces the launch of Agroinvest, which will focus on farm acquisitions abroad to grow wheat, rice, soybeans and other crops in Brazil, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Pakistan and Turkey
    • Arab News
    • 09 September 2009
    CGIAR joins global farmland grab
    An internal document recently posted on IRRI's website reveals that the Institute has been advising Saudi Arabia in the context of its strategy to acquire farm land overseas for its own food production.
    • GRAIN
    • 08 September 2009
    Call for GCC 'land grab' policy to stop - experts
    Agricultural experts have called for a halt to moves by Gulf investors to snap up foreign land, amid claims that poor nations are losing much-needed farmland in a calculated land grab.
    • Arabian Business
    • 07 September 2009
    Leasing out land and food security
    It's certainly questionable whether the lease of agricultural land to foreign countries for the purposes of their own food supply is in the best interests of Pakistan, even if it brings in agricultural technology. What do the Arab farmers have that our agricultural universities don't?
    • The News
    • 04 September 2009
    Ethiopia. Now is harvest time
    In June 2009, the Indian company Karuturi took up intensive farming in Ethiopia. The harvest will be exported to Asia and Europe.
    • L'Hebdo
    • 03 September 2009
    Ethiopie. L’heure de la moisson a sonné
    Indiens et Saoudiens sont sur le point d’effectuer leur première récolte sur sol éthiopien. Le pays a prévu de céder 2,7 millions d’hectares aux étrangers.
    • L'Hebdo
    • 03 September 2009
    Dossier : Le grand défi alimentaire
    Le gouvernement éthiopien mettra 2,7 millions d’hectares à disposition des investisseurs étrangers, 1,6 million d’ici à octobre, à des conditions privilégiées. Enquête excellente de l'Hebdo en Ethiopie et au Madagascar.
    • L'Hebdo
    • 03 September 2009
    MoI to offer 7m acres of agri land to foreigners
    Pakistan's Ministry of Investment has decided to offer more than 7 million acres of farmland for long-term investment to the Emirates Investment Group and others. China and Saudi Arabia are also interested.
    • Daily Times
    • 02 September 2009
    Los nuevos dueños de la tierra
    Estados e inversores privados compiten por comprar superficies en África, Asia y Latinoamérica
    • La Vanguardia
    • 01 September 2009

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