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An Emirati man reads the front of a package of Indian Basmati rice in a supermarket in Dubai on July 19, 2008. Faced with the scarcity of fertile land and water, and the surging world prices of food, the wealthy Gulf states are seeking to secure food supplies through agricultural investments abroad. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the top importers of food among the Arab countries of the Gulf, are pursuing opportunities for agricultural investments in Asian and African countries. AFP PHOTO/AZIZ SHAH (Photo by AZIZ SHAH / AFP) (Photo by AZIZ SHAH/AFP via Getty Images)
An Emirati man reads the front of a package of Indian Basmati rice in a supermarket in Dubai on July 19, 2008. Faced with the scarcity of fertile land and water, and the surging world prices of food, the wealthy Gulf states are seeking to secure food supplies through agricultural investments abroad. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the top importers of food among the Arab countries of the Gulf, are pursuing opportunities for agricultural investments in Asian and African countries. AFP PHOTO/AZIZ SHAH (Photo by AZIZ SHAH / AFP) (Photo by AZIZ SHAH/AFP via Getty Images)
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