International Report: North Africa, Middle East Attract More Agricultural Investments

The report of the Council of American Chambers of Commerce in the Middle East and North Africa, which is chaired by the American Chamber in Cairo and chaired by Tarek Tawfik, revealed that the countries of the Middle East and North Africa enjoy many favorable conditions that make agribusiness investments attractive, especially since the market potential is generally high, in addition to However, the quality of infrastructure is improving, and agricultural tariff barriers are low and falling,

The report noted that despite regional conflicts, many countries are relatively stable and safe.

It added that climate and geopolitical risks to supply chains have motivated regional policymakers to direct more funds toward the innovation ecosystem and food production.

At the same time, major food companies are increasingly open to acquisitions and partnerships with local companies to enhance production capabilities and expand market share.