Chinese company to invest US$500 million in agriculture sector of Uzbekistan
    Chinese company Wanbang, located in Henan province (China), will invest US$500 million into projects in agriculture sector of Uzbekistan. It is planned to supply 100,000 tonnes of mung been, produced in Uzbekistan, to China.
    • UzDaily
    • 15 December 2017
    China's Belt and Road sparks battle of the breadbaskets
    Thanks to the railway and other projects, former Soviet bloc countries like Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan smell opportunity for boosting agricultural exports to China. So does Russia.
    • Nikkei
    • 28 November 2017
    Groupe de la Banque mondiale : Des détracteurs de projets sont menacés, harcelés et emprisonnés
    La Banque mondiale n’a pas pris de mesures suffisantes pour empêcher ou dissuader les gouvernements d’intimider les personnes critiques à l’égard des projets financés par la Banque, a déclaré Human Rights Watch dans un rapport publié aujourd’hui.
    • Human Rights Watch
    • 22 June 2015
    Abu Dhabi looks to Sudan to secure food supply
    Abu Dhabi is preparing to launch a large-scale agricultural project in Sudan to develop more than 70,000 acres of land as part of the oil-rich Gulf emirate's efforts to secure food supplies.
    • Financial Times
    • 03 June 2010
    Gulf food security: is there enough, and at what price?
    Both public and private sector investors in the Gulf are also looking at ways to improve local food supplies, by investing in a range of outlets from arable farm land in the Sudan, Algeria and Pakistan to introduce new technology to enhance the local production of foodstuffs and grains, livestock, poultry and fish.
    • The Middle East
    • 01 July 2008

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