Mohammad El-Domaty

Functions as a College/University

Manufactures cheese, dairy, bakery products and juices

The Arab Organization for Agricultural Development (AOAD) is a regional entity established by the Arab League in 1970. The private company is based in Khartoum, Sudan. The organization is dedicated to advancing sustainable agricultural development, food security, and economic integration among Arab League member states. Its objectives include enhancing productivity in agriculture, fisheries, and the food sector; promoting self-sufficiency and sustainability; facilitating intra-Arab trade; supporting agricultural projects and industries; and improving rural livelihoods. AOAD operates through strategic programs focused on technology development, investment promotion, competitiveness, policy frameworks, capacity building, rural prosperity, and environmental resource management. It fosters cooperation among Arab countries and international partners, delivering initiatives such as training in pesticide registration, good agricultural practices, and sanitary and phytosanitary governance. AOAD manages specialized institutions that provide technical education and training in areas like forestry, rangelands, and biodiversity, and develops information platforms to support decision-making and trade integration. Its activities include agricultural research promotion, climate finance access, and the publication of agricultural statistics.