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    Revolutionizing agriculture: Edamah and Badia Farms join forces in Bahrain

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    The initiative will enhance Bahrain’s agricultural industry by introducing innovative sustainable farming practices.
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    Edamah and Badia Farms are set to revolutionize Bahrain’s agricultural sector through the introduction of sustainable practices.


    Edamah, the Bahrain Real Estate Investment Company, is set to collaborate with Badia Farms, a pioneer in controlled environment food production, to invest in a groundbreaking sustainable farming project in Bahrain.

    Edamah and Badia farms forge sustainable partnership

    Edamah, the Bahrain Real Estate Investment Company, has unveiled a strategic partnership with Badia Farms, a leading name in controlled environment food production. This collaboration involves a substantial investment in a new sustainable farm in Bahrain, setting a new standard for the agricultural industry in the region. The venture aims to introduce innovative farming practices to Bahrain while bolstering the nation’s food security and economic growth.

    Latest hydroponic farming techniques
    Implementing the latest hydroponic farming techniques, the project promises year-round crop production, mitigating the impact of seasonal variations and enhancing food security in Bahrain. By leveraging controlled environments and green technologies such as solar panels, the initiative prioritizes sustainability and resource efficiency.

    Collaborative agreement
    The collaborative agreement, signed by Chris Calvert, CEO of Edamah, and Eng Omar Al Jundi, CEO of Badia Farms, signals a milestone in Bahrain’s agricultural development. Supported by key stakeholders including the Bahrain Economic Development Board and Gulf Islamic Investment Group, this partnership underscores the commitment to driving innovation and economic diversification.

    Empowering Bahrain’s future
    Shaikh Abdulla bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, CEO of Mumtalakat and Chairman of Edamah, emphasized the transformative impact of this collaboration on Bahrain’s economic landscape, saying, “This collaboration with Badia Farms marks a transformative step for Bahrain’s agricultural sector, contributing to the kingdom’s long-term economic growth. It will contribute to Bahrain’s self-sufficiency in food production by using cutting-edge technologies for a greener future, whilst creating employment and business opportunities for Bahrainis. This foreign direct investment on Edamah’s land, channelled specifically towards innovative agricultural practices, showcases our confidence in Badia Farms’ approach and underscores the potential for further growth and development within the sector.”


    Eng Omar Al Jundi highlighted the significance of the partnership in pioneering hydroponic farming techniques and advancing sustainable agriculture in Bahrain, saying, “Our partnership with Edamah allows Badia Farms to bring pioneering hydroponic farming techniques to Bahrain, redefining sustainable agriculture. Together, we aim to build a resilient food system, focusing on environmental management and food security.”

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