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Consortium of American agricultural companies visit Libyan pivot irrigation project in east

Projects would contribute to Libya's food security

bySami Zaptia
May 1, 2024
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Consortium of American agricultural companies visit Libyan pivot irrigation project in east

A consortium of leading American agricultural companies visits large Libyan single pivot irrigation project in east (Photo: AmCham Libya).

A consortium of four major American international companies working in the field of modern agriculture and advanced irrigation systems visited the headquarters of the Water Investment Authority for the First Phase of the Man-Made River in the Benghazi Plain area in Salouq to exchange experiences. The consortium visited the huge single pivot (circles) irrigated Jardinah Agricultural Project.

The consortium were led by Ahmed Al-Ghazali, Vice President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Libya (AmCham).

The four American companies
The four American companies are: Valley Valmont for Center and longitudinal and Advanced Irrigation Systems; New Holland for agricultural tractors, harvesters and agricultural equipment of all types and sizes; FarmTech Company, which designed and implemented a large group of agricultural projects in Libya, including the Jardinah-Benghazi project; and FGM which specializes in project management.

Very experienced in agricultural projects in Libya
It will be recalled that it is this consortium that designed, implemented and established the Jardinah project and supplied all its machinery and equipment from the beginning, and invested in the project during the period before Libya’s 2011 February revolution.

9,000 hectares irrigated project
The Jardinah agricultural project is one of the major Libyan agricultural projects with an irrigated area of the project is 9000 hectares. This makes the project of great importance and one of the best options to contribute to strengthening the principle of food security in Libya, achieving economic growth and contributing to social stability.

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