• Kingdom, Philippines bound by strong ties
    • Arab News
    • 12 June 2010

    Philippines Ambassador to Saudi Arabia reveals how plans have been forged to provide lands in Mindanao to Saudi businessmen.

  • ANI forges food deal with Saudi firm
    • Manila Bulletin
    • 05 May 2010

    AgriNurture Inc has signed the enclosed MoA with Far Eastern Agricultural Investment Company of Saudi Arabia for food crop plantations and processing plants in the Philippines.

  • Saudia Arabia eyes US for ag investing, contracts
    • Reuters
    • 30 April 2010

    Saudi Arabian investors are looking to expand their agricultural investments in the United States to secure long-term food supply because of water shortages in the desert kingdom, Saudi officials said on Thursday.

  • WB’s seven principles are seven deadly sins of global landgrabbing and against farmers’ interests
    • Asian Peasant Coalition
    • 29 April 2010

    The Asian Peasant Coalition and Peasant Movement of the Philippines slam World Bank’s “seven principles”.

  • Dairy expertise exported in Middle East venture
    • stuff.co.nz
    • 28 January 2010

    An ambitious project pooling New Zealand's farming expertise has received a fillip from Emirates Investment Group. Through EIG, there are two large Pakistan projects on the cards, one involving a 35,000ha farm.

  • Jordan: Gov't seeks investors for Sudan project
    • Jordan Times
    • 22 January 2010

    The government is working to attract local and foreign investors to finance the Jordanian agricultural mega-project in Sudan, said a senior official. "One international company has shown interest in taking part in the project so far," the minister told The Jordan Times

  • Land, crop conversions opposed by rice farmers
    • Manila Bulletin
    • 24 December 2009

    Militant farmers belonging to the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP) are completely disgusted by the failure of government to stop land and crop conversions.

  • Philippines: Mideast farm firms eye investment tie-up here
    • Business Mirror
    • 14 December 2009

    No less than 4,000 hectares in the Davao region have been identified by Middle Eastern-based companies to grow their products.

  • Qatari firm seeks to bring welfare, profit sharing to agriculture ventures
    • The National
    • 12 December 2009

    Qatar has embarked on a food-security programme to make it more self-sufficient and help the communities around its farmland projects in developing countries.

  • Korea’s overseas development backfires
    • Korea Times
    • 04 December 2009

    That Korea is no longer "importing" this food that is being grown overseas implies that this land is effectively Korean. This amounts to agricultural imperialism.

  • Alimentos: el mercado falló
    • La Jornada
    • 01 December 2009

    Los grandes "acaparamientos de tierras" en África y Asia también son signos de desconfianza en los mercados mundiales. Algunos importadores con recursos –como Arabia Saudita, Kuwait, China y Corea del Sur– han optado por cultivar alimentos en tierras que poseen o controlan en el extranjero en vez de importarlos mediante el comercio internacional. Estos países han cerrado contratos para comprar o arrendar unos 20 millones de hectáreas de la mejor tierra agrícola en países pobres.

  • Arabian sheik to invest in Sarangani
    • Manila Times
    • 26 November 2009

    Tadco has visited the Kalumbarak Skyline Village in Malungon town, Philippines, with the intention of putting up a multimillion dollar worth agricultural investment.

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