 El Alamein, Egypt – August 2026: Al Dahra Agriculture Trading (ADAT), part of Al Dahra Holding, headquartered in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and a global agribusiness focused on sustainable food and feed production, announced the execution of a five-year wheat supply agreement with Egypt’s General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC), marking the transition from strategic framework to implementation under the partnership established in 2023.  Signed at the Cabinet of Ministers Headquarters in El Alamein, the agreement establishes the operational framework through which imported wheat will be supplied to GASC under the existing financing programme supported by the Abu Dhabi Exports Office (ADEX). The signing ceremony was witnessed by H.E. Dr. Sherif Mohamed Farouk, Minister of Supply and Internal Trade and Chairman of the General Authority for Supply Commodities, and H.E. Khadim Abdullah Al Darei, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Al Dahra. Valued at up to US$500 million over five years, the agreement formalises the implementation of the framework announced in August 2023, translating a strategic commitment into a long-term operational wheat supply arrangement. For its part, ADEX reaffirmed its commitment to leveraging innovative financing solutions as a practical and effective tool to facilitate trade and strengthen economic cooperation. By supporting the reliable and sustainable supply of wheat from Al Dahra to Egypt, ADEX is helping strengthen trade between the two countries, while supporting UAE exports and expanding their presence in global markets. The five-year agreement is a clear example of how targeted financing can support long-term economic partnerships and strengthen trade ties between the UAE and Egypt. As highlighted by Ahmed Al Suwaidi, Chief Corporate Affairs and Interim Chief People Officer at Al Dahra, this milestone marks our operational delivery, long-term resilience, and partnerships that help secure access to essential food commodities for communities and markets that depend on them. The agreement builds on Al Dahra’s longstanding experience in supporting large-scale supply requirements through its global agricultural platform. Serving over 40 markets worldwide, and with an established presence in Egypt since 2007, including one of the country’s largest private farming platforms in Toshka and East Oweinat, the company combines farming, production, processing and supply chain capabilities to provide customers with dependable access to essential food and feed products. The signing reflects the depth of agricultural cooperation between the United Arab Emirates and Egypt and underscores the value of long-term partnerships built on operational delivery, continuity of supply, and shared commitment to sustainable agricultural development. About Al Dahra: Al Dahra is a global leader in modern agriculture, advancing large‑scale, sustainable, and digitally enabled farming across continents. Farming more with fewer resources, Al Dahra specialises in cultivation, production, and trading of nearly 3 million tonnes of essential food commodities and up to 3 million tonnes of animal feed. Serving a large customer base from commercial enterprises to government agencies, Al Dahra has a widespread geographic footprint, operating across 20+ sourcing countries and catering to more than 40 markets with a leading position in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. About Abu Dhabi Exports Office ADEX: Abu Dhabi Exports Office (ADEX) was established in 2019 in line with the strategic directions of the UAE Government. With a mandate to promote economic diversification and support sustainable national economic growth, ADEX plays a key role in advancing exports by providing flexible and innovative financing solutions that help expand the global reach of UAE exports. ADEX also offers credit facilities to international buyers through loans and guarantees, stimulating demand for national goods and services while enabling UAE companies to enhance their global competitiveness. It also provides effective tools to manage financing risks and support long-term business sustainability. |
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