The Mauritanian government and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia signed a long-term agreement on Tuesday to develop 53,957 hectares of agricultural land in the districts of Boghé and Aleg in the Brakna region of southeastern Mauritania. Under the agreement, the Saudi Rural Development Company will invest significant financial resources and implement modern agricultural technologies, contributing to the development of agricultural production in the cou…
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The Minister of Real Estates and State Property, Mamudo Mamadou Anyang, and the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Saudi Arabian Rural Investment Company, Mohammed Al-Thalal, signed today a lease and reclamation contract for 53,000 hectares.
The Mauritanian government and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia signed a long-term agreement on Tuesday to develop 53,957 hectares of agricultural land in the districts of Boghé and Aleg in the Brakna region of southeastern Mauritania. Under the agreement, the Saudi Rural Development Company will invest significant financial resources and implement modern agricultural technologies, contributing to the development of agricultural production in the cou…