The Company
Greenways International Inc.is a Canadian incorporated company based at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The company is managed by professionals from the private sector with extensive global agricultural and project development experience. The apex management comprises of individuals with senior private sector credentials in business and finance and in-depth knowledge of development issues worldwide. The company is currently funded by private individuals for agricultural projects with significant infrastructure needs for example irrigation source, feeder roads and links to power lines.
Activities of the Company
Greenways International Inc. is chartered to undertake the following activities:

1- Worldwide procurement of leasehold and/or freehold land for agricultural farms, its planning/designing, development and sale/sub-lease.
2- Agricultural farming for food and cash crops, horticulture including orchard management, vegetable growing and floriculture; farming for dairy, livestock, and poultry etc. and other ancillary activities.
3- Procurement of land for housing, its planning/designing, development and sale/sub-lease including construction of pre-fabricated and/or in-situ houses, warehouses, offices, farm-houses, and support buildings for commercial, utility and public uses, development of parks and landscaping etc.
4- Planning, establishment and operation of agro-based value addition industries, including packing and processing of agricultural produce/ products, food and beverage, cotton ginning/spinning, cane sugar, rice husking, cereal production, flour mills, oil expellers, chemicals etc.
5- Planning and developing local business entities for linkages with global education and entertainment media, as well as with mobile communication networks.
6- Import and export of materials, tools, equipment, plants, machinery, produce and products, consumer and household goods and services etc.

The Company’s Focus on Africa
As Africa marks half a century since independence from colonialism. Africa’s progress is real, dramatic and, by now, well established. The International Monetary Fund says that since 2003, GDP across sub-Saharan Africa’s 48 countries has raised an average of 5% to 7% per year. In the past decade, 6 of the 10 globally fastest growing countries were African. Currently 5 African countries are outgrowing China whereas 21 will beat India.

Africa is in the midst of historic transition, and it is forecasted that during the next few decades’ hundreds of millions of Africans will likely be lifted out of poverty. According to industry analyst Informal Telecoms &Media, by 2016 there will be over one billion cell phones in use on the continent, giving nearly every African access to that most essential tool of the 21st century According to McKinsey & Co., by 2020 a youth surge propelled by the world’s highest birthrates will raise Africa’s population from one billion in 2009 to two billion in 2050

The world’s emerging economic powerhouses are increasingly making direct foreign investment in Africa, with China in the lead. Two-way trade with Africa often in infrastructure for resource swaps that have given the continent an infrastructure makeover that runs from roads, ports and railways to airports, hospitals and dams hit $166 billion in The U.S, long Africa’s biggest trading partner recorded $126 billion. Also in pursuit of Africa’s oil and gas, coal, timber, minerals, and farmlands are India, Brazil, Malaysia, Turkey and the Gulf States in particular, Mozambique’s offshore Rovuma Block has higher natural gas reserves than all of Libya and Ghana has as much oil as Kuwait. The continent has 60% of the world’s unused arable land.