Labadi Beach Hotel
"Into Africa - Building Local Markets, Improving Farm Productivity
Endorsed by the Ministry of Food & Agriculture (MOFA) |
"The Ethiopian government says that it will no longer impose export quotas on commercial farm outputs and processed goods as part of its commitment for the new partnership introduced by G-8 countries that focuses on facilitating private sector investment in African agriculture" www.equities.com, 18/9/12
The Board of Directors of the World Bank have approved a US$100 million credit to support the Government of Ghana's efforts to scale up the development of commercial agriculture nation-wide. The Commercial Agriculture Project seeks to facilitate access to land, strengthen Ghana's investment promotion infrastructure for attracting agri-business investors, and promote public private partnerships and small-holder linkages in the Accra Plains, the SADA Zone. www.ghanaian-chronicle.com, 22/1/13
The Government of Ghana is currently implementing a nation-wide Food and Agriculture sector development policy and is welcoming private investment to grow their agriculture sector. It aims to promote a secure investment climate that clarifies and strengthen the rights and obligations of investors, government and affected communities.
Opportunities are aplenty for investors tapping into Africa's agriculture sector. Investments from palm, rubber, cassava, rice, sugar and maize plantation are being considered and companies have to do their due diligence carefully in order to maximize their returns. Hear from farm operators like Vita Rice, Sopex and Ruchi Soya who will share their investment experiences at the event.
With 60 percent of the world's remaining uncultivated arable land, Africa not only has the potential to meet its own food demand, but could be an important contributor to global food security. Investment in agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa has increased in recent years and is representative of the growing interest in the region's agricultural potential. Kick-starting the sector has been declared a priority by most governments in the region, with donors scaling up their commitment to its development. Africa's agricultural development now even features prominently within G8 meetings and attracts a wide variety of foreign investors eager to facilitate growth in this particular sector through commercial expansion.
CMT's 3rd Commercial Farm Africa Summit scheduled on 19-20 March 2013 in Accra, Ghana with the endorsement and support from Ghana's Ministry of Food and Agriculture as well as the Private Enterprise Foundation brings together a leading panel of experts to share insights on the opportunities and challenges in agri investment in emerging Africa!
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Don’t hesitate! Register with your team today at www.cmtevents.com to enjoy group discount. For enquiries, contact grace@cmtsp.com.sg
Profile Of Past Year Attendees
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"Interesting to share farm management experiences & contacts" - SOPEX
"It was a great networking platform" - Proserve
"An excellent networking event providing the opportunity to meet a diverse group of people involved in driving agriculture in Africa forward" - Syngenta
"Varied, Interesting and Informative conference" - VSA Capital
"Inspiring, informative & increase network particularly in Africa" - Indofood | - Farm & plantation investors/owners, -Asset management company, - Investment banks & agricultural funds - Fertilizer companies, - Seed suppliers, - Machinery companies, - Tax & legal firm, - Insurance companies - risk management consultant - Agrochem & biotech companies, - Irrigation industry, - Food companies, - agri commodity buyers/traders, - Government organization & investment board | This event is an excellent platform to promote your organization to influential players & investors in the industry.
Contact Nisha@cmtsp.com.sg or (65) 6346 9130) |