“Phenomenon” and the Kenyan government expect a memorandum of understanding to develop a national agricultural project that depends on the latest irrigation technologies

Under the patronage of Dr. William Samawi Roto, President of the Republic of Kenya, and in a step that enhances strategic cooperation between the Kenyan and private government sectors, the Agricultural Phenomenon and the Kenyan government signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at operating and managing an area with a maximum of 200,000 acres through the long -term usufruct system of agricultural lands irrigated in a farm Gallana Colleho under an investment of about 800 million US dollars.

This initiative comes within the framework of Kenya’s commitment to achieving the goals of “Vision 2030” and developing economic growth plans, which focus on enhancing food security and developing the agricultural sector. The project is scheduled to be implemented in several stages during the next decade, after the completion of the necessary technical studies and the completion of national projects for the basic infrastructure. The project aims to produce strategic crops that contribute to enhancing local food security in Kenya.

Al -Dhahirah Company, which has extensive experience in agriculture in all climates, emphasized its active role in supporting food production in Kenya and achieving a qualitative shift in its agricultural sector. This project reflects the company’s commitment to applying sustainable agricultural practices that contribute to securing local food needs and enhances the country’s production capacity.

In this context, Eng. Eric Meka, Minister of Water, Sanitation and Kenyan Irrigation, said, “The government seeks to enhance food security through strategic partnerships with the private sector. We are happy to cooperate with the phenomenon company, and we expect this project to be an important turning point in enhancing our food security in the country As this project represents one of the largest foreign direct investments in Kenya.

In turn, Arnoud Van Den Berg, CEO of Al -Dhahirah Company, expressed his happiness with the agreement, as he stated, “This partnership with the Kenyan government is an important step in our march. During the use of the latest agricultural technologies and the innovative irrigation systems of our company. The project will contribute to providing new job opportunities, supporting local businesses, and promoting sustainable agricultural practices, which is beneficial to society, the Kenyan economy and the agricultural sector in general.