In 1982, a vision took root. Sheikh Sulaiman Abdul Aziz Al Rajhi founded Al Watania Agriculture Company. Right here at the Al Watania Agriculture Company Head Office in Riyadh, the heart of this agricultural empire beats. Al Watania Agriculture Company isn’t just a company. It’s a testament to the Kingdom’s commitment to sustainable growth. It has become a cornerstone of Saudi Arabia’s agricultural landscape. Al Watania Agriculture Company’s impact reaches far beyond these walls. The company boasts over 30 years of service to the Kingdom. Their investments exceed US$300 million, fueling projects across the country. From horticulture to livestock and food processing, their reach is extensive. Al Watania Agriculture Company’s commitment to organic practices began in 2001. They received Ecocert certification, becoming the largest organic certified company in the Middle East. This dedication to quality extends to their ISO 9001:2008 and 22000:2005 certifications. While the Head Office strategizes here in Riyadh, their largest project unfolds in Al Jouf (Busaita). Imagine 15,000 hectares of agricultural land, a testament to their scale. Additional farms in Al Qassim and Dawaser contribute to their vast network. Al Watania Agriculture Company doesn’t just produce food. They nurture a connection to the land, a respect for nature. Their 20 showrooms across the Kingdom bring their fresh, organic produce directly to consumers. This building represents more than just offices. It embodies the spirit of innovation, the dedication to quality, and the vision of a sustainable future for Saudi Arabian agriculture.
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