The partnership will combine agricultural research and artificial intelligence to improve decision-making for farmers, researchers and policymakers across the Global South.
Higher wheat procurement, better storage, and improved farming methods are helping Egypt reduce pressure from imports and global market shocks.
The country has started buying wheat from farmers as officials expect a stronger harvest and continue efforts to build grain reserves.
The partnership brings together two major agribusiness players as they target a food market worth more than US$12 billion in West Africa.
Strong export growth helped Tunisia lift olive oil earnings despite a drop in average prices during the first half of the 2025/2026 season.