CropLife Africa Middle East A.I.S.B.L
Is a non-for-profit industry association representing the leading global manufacturers of pesticides, biopesticides, seeds and biotechnology products in its territory.
The regional association was registered in Brussels in November 2002 and represents today more than 22 national associations across its region.
The association is legally fully independent but maintains a strong link with the global CropLife network (www.croplife.org).
Our values
Strategic priorities
Vision
MissionVision
To support our members to ensure farmers can deliver sustainable agriculture and food safety whilst being profitable
Our values
We Believe in Unity
We believe in innovation and creative solutions
We believe in local communities
We believe in openness and transparency
We believe in partnership to improve agriculture in the Africa Middle East region
STRATEGICS PRIORITIES
CropLife Africa Middle East represents the innovators, developers, manufacturers, formulators and registrants of crop protection and ag-biotechnology products.
Mission
To contribute to the shaping of favorable regulatory, legislative and societal environments for an effective transition to more innovative plant protection solutions
Week of 2 December 2024 – CropLife Africa Middle East at UNCCD COP16, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
28 & 29 November 2024 – How Can South African Agriculture Remain Relevant in a World of Changing Trading Standards?
Training in Abuja on “Safe Farming, Sustainable Future: Training on Climate-Friendly Crop Protection Practices
CropLife Africa Middle East and CropLife Egypt launched the Sustainable Pesticide Management Framework in Cairo, Egypt
As part of the SPMF, the Agriculture Export Council (AEC) and CropLife Egypt signed in Cairo a Memorandum of Understanding
CropLife AME team met in Brussels together with CropLife International to discuss 2025 strategies on various topics
CropLife AME took part in the Container Management Symposium in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, hosted by CropLife International
Four-day Training of Trainers (ToT) course on the safe and effective use of agricultural pesticides
CL AME CEO met with COMADER – The Moroccan Confederation of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Workshop in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, Oman
Meeting on Inter-Regional Platform for Desert Locust and other Transboundary Pests Control Management’s Technical Steering Committee, Nairobi
Benchmarking workshop organized by the EAC in Nairobi focusing on the implementation of the Online Pesticides Registration System (OPRS)
CL AME visited Cairo, Egypt, to support CropLife Egypt on structuring the Sustainable Pesticides Management Framework (SPMF) strategy
CL AME Stewardship Director attended the CropLife Regional Stewardship Committee in Brussels
