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Investment Magazine - Prepared by: Al-Hussein Al-Yazidi
Yemeni mangoes are one of the most promising agricultural crops, combining unique quality, natural diversity, and exceptional flavor that makes them in high demand in foreign markets.
Investment Magazine / Special Report
Al-Jawf Governorate in Yemen is witnessing an unprecedented agricultural revival in wheat production, driven by the proactive efforts of private sector investment companies. This marks a promising signal of fertile ground for attracting further investors to cultivate this vital food crop.
The first workshop of the Dietary Transition Program for Baked Goods—from refined white flour to whole wheat flour and local grains—concluded with the approval for flour mills to reduce the extraction rate of wheat flour to 88% as an initial phase, aiming to eventually reach 100% whole wheat flour production.
Investment Magazine / exclusive
Yemen is moving to approve an executive plan to switch to using local grains instead of white flour, and in this regard, the Minister of Economy, Industry and Investment, Engineer Moeen Hashem Al-Mahakri, discussed an action plan aimed at encouraging citizens to use bakery products made from local grain flour.
Investment Magazine / Al-Hussein Al-Yazidi
In light of the investment facilities provided by the new investment law No. (3) of 2025 to stimulate the agricultural sector, the cultivation of
soybeans stands out as a golden opportunity for investors, especially after the great success achieved by local experiments
in multiple regions. With the increasing demand for soy products globally and locally, and their entry into various food and medical industries, this cultivation has become a strategic option to enhance food security and attract
Investment Magazine / Special
Footage from the launch of the winter harvest season for wheat produced by private sector companies investing in grains in Al-Jawf Governorate, Yemen, for the year 2024-2025 under the patronage of the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources this week, revealed that the season was characterized by significantly increasing productivity, while the quality of agricultural inputs played a role in distinguishing quality as the seeds were more pure and higher yielding.
Investment Magazine/Exclusive
Yemen participated in the third edition of the Kuwait International Food and Agriculture Exhibition, held at the Kuwait International Fairgrounds in Mishref, Kuwait City, from December 15–16.
The Yemeni pavilion showcased high-quality agricultural products from Yemen's private sector, including grains, coffee, fish, fruits, and honey. The display was organized by Yemen Fresh, a company owned by businessman Ismail Al-Jahmi.
