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Mendoza Courts UAE Capital as ADQ, Masdar, KEZAD and Al Dahra Signal Interest

No binding agreements were announced, with legal certainty plus long‑term stability cited as prerequisites for investment.

Overview

  • Governor Alfredo Cornejo secured an unusual audience with UAE Investment Minister Mohammed Alsuwaidi, who also leads ADQ, with interest stated in Mendoza’s food exports, mining and logistics.
  • Provincial officials said technical teams from both sides will now work on concrete proposals following the ADQ meeting rather than sign immediate deals.
  • Talks with Masdar CEO Mohamed Jameel Al Ramahi focused on renewables and green hydrogen, as Mendoza pitched private solar projects targeting about 1,000 MW and power links for future mining.
  • A meeting with KEZAD explored positioning Mendoza as an export hub for foods, wine, oils and strategic sectors tied to energy and mining.
  • Cornejo also met agribusiness giant Al Dahra to discuss potential investment in agricultural production, clean energy and logistics, while emphasizing Mendoza’s recent mining EIA filings and a proposed closed investment fund.