Welcome

The Association of Agricultural Research Institutions in the Near East and North Africa (AARINENA) was established in 1985 to strengthen cooperation among national, regional and international research institutions and centres through the dissemination and exchange of information, experiences and research results.

Its mission is to contribute to the enhancement of agricultural and rural development in the WANA Region...more 

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Spotlights

Climate change impact on WANA     Report by Dr. Ibrahim Hamdan & Mahmoud Solh ,Brussels, 17th December 2009

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Report on the participation in the Agriculture and Rural Development Day in Copenhagen,
Denmark (9-13 December 2009)    by Dr. Jad Isaac and Dr. Mohamed El-Kholy  ______________________

Climate, agriculture and food security: a strategy for change, CGIAR report, December 2009

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International Conference on:“Dialogue between Europe and its Southern partners on agricultural research and climate change”,Brussels, Belgium  16th -17th December 2009

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    Draft final report Face-2-Face Workshop ,Regional Consultations WANA Region

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Final summary report
Face-2-Face Workshop, Regional consultations WANA Region

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Available vacancies in Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research(KISR)
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Summary of WANA F2F  presented in GFAR Meeting

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 All information about WANA F2F meeting, 10-12 November 2009, Alexandria, Egypt

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