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Elite Agro Holding commits AED 660 million to agricultural projects in Morocco and…

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Elite Agro Holding announced AED 660 million in agricultural investments across the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, and Mauritania during Global Food Week 2026. The portfolio includes AED 440 million for the Aftout/Rosso project in Mauritania and AED 140 million for the Sidi Yehia Farm in Morocco. An additional AED 80 million is allocated for a blueberry production project in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates.

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Why it matters

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The investments support Elite Agro Holding’s strategy to expand its agricultural operations and production capacity in international markets. The commitment reflects the United Arab Emirates’ commitment to strategic partnerships that drive growth in priority sectors and support Emirati companies’ international expansion.

Partnerships between Africa and the United Arab Emirates are centered on trade and investment flows.

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Who's involved

  • MauritaniaRecipient of AED 440 million for agricultural project development in Mauritania.
  • MoroccoRecipient of AED 140 million for agricultural project expansion in Morocco.
  • Abu DhabiLocation where Elite Agro Holding made the investment announcement.
  • EagThe company making the agricultural investments across three countries.
  • United Arab EmiratesThe country providing the capital and strategic support for the investments.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • MauritaniaSpeculative

    Mauritania might gain direct funding access for agricultural development projects.

  • MoroccoSpeculative

    Morocco could receive a direct funding injection for agricultural project expansion.

  • United Arab EmiratesSpeculative

    The United Arab Emirates could reinforce its position as a global trade and investment center.

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