The Saudi agricultural company for agriculture and the cultivation of Livestock (Salic), a company owned by public funds (PIF), strategies to build the agricultural sector of Agri-Food in Saudi Arabia and in the world jistriss the Swiss company and Syngenta Syngenta Propection AG, a broad leader in agriculture.
The two companies have signed a letter of intent (LOI) in Basel, Switzerland, to combine their expertise in ensuring global food security through partnership strategies, technologies and practices. They plan to explore joint projects in sustainable agriculture, digital agriculture, soil health, crop protection solutions, and other areas.
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Among other projects that the two companies want to work on are smart farming methods, sustainable soil management, plants and technological development, efforts to share excellence, and the transfer of knowledge through the creation of beauty centers. They will also work on water conservation, development of soil regeneration methods, and digital farm management platforms.
Salic was founded in 2012 investing throughout the Agri-Food Valial Chain to improve the Kingdom’s food security in line with the Saudi Vision 2030. It has built a diversified global portfolio of assets, technologies, and strategic partnerships around the world.
Suliman al-rumeih, CEO of the group, salic, commented: “This collaboration with Syngenta shows the commitment of eyes to removal, sustainability, and global partnership.
“Together, we aim to help transform agriculture by combining technology, knowledge and responsible disability – providing food systems, and building sustainable food systems that strengthen Saudi Arabia’s food security and support future generations around the world.”
Syngenta has a presence in more than 90 countries and is focused on developing technologies and farming practices that enable farmers to make the changes needed to feed the world’s population. The company is known for its bold scientific discoveries. It develops new technologies and solutions that support farmers to grow healthy crops in healthy soil with high yields.
Alexander Berkovskiy, director of the amea region, Syngenta, added: “Syngenta is proud to partner with Saudi Arabia and this team, structure, education and training to transform the food under the success, healthy, available all.”
