Dubai International Chamber, a key entity under the Dubai Chambers umbrella, has facilitated the expansion of Farm To Plate, a Dubai-based agri-food technology solutions provider, into the Kingdom of Eswatini.
The Chamber played a pivotal role in connecting the company with Eswatini’s key stakeholders, offering advisory support and facilitating negotiations to secure a new partnership agreement.
Farm To Plate, a subsidiary of Paramount Software Solutions, has partnered with Eswatini’s Royal Science and Technology Park to revolutionize the nation’s agri-food supply chain. This collaboration aims to empower local farmers, enhance sustainability, and optimize agricultural practices through innovative technologies.
The partnership will introduce advanced end-to-end supply chain tools to Eswatini, boosting farmers’ income through data-driven operations and capacity-building programs. Additionally, it seeks to improve food quality assurance, promote local product exports, and elevate Eswatini’s agricultural capabilities.
Savannah Maziya, Eswatini’s Minister of ICT, highlighted the Kingdom’s commitment to agricultural transformation, saying,
“Farm To Plate’s entry into Eswatini reflects our dedication to technological innovation and empowering local farmers.”
Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, noted,
“This partnership underscores our mission to support local businesses in expanding globally while driving sustainable economic development.”
Pramod Sajja, CEO of Farm To Plate, expressed pride in fostering global collaboration, stating,
“Expanding into Eswatini aligns with our vision of building sustainable food systems that empower communities and support food security.”
This milestone reinforces Dubai’s role in fostering international partnerships that promote innovation and sustainability.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
