Biotechnology
for Plant Tissue Culture
Heritage of the past, technology of the future
The secret is in the genes
From a single cell to millions
We revive the land and root life in it
A vision of 30 million palms, realized
Iraq's vision
One million plantlets a year
Five years of localization yield the first million plantlets, then a million every year, until a third of Iraq's need comes from a single laboratory.
Production begins: the first batches of tissue-culture offshoots from the Iraqi facility.
First million plantlets: two years of research and localization, then output climbs.
A million every year: steady operating capacity around the calendar.
25–30% of Iraq's need covered by the laboratory over the long term.
Technology localized, not imported
Protocols mature in our working facility, then transfer to Iraq whole: a technology new to the Iraqi market.
Proven protocols
No experiments on Iraqi soil. We transfer what has already succeeded in real production, cultivar by cultivar.
A complete transfer
Laboratory equipment, operating expertise and the quality system arrive as one system, not scattered parts.
Iraqi hands
Local staff trained, scientifically and technically, until the whole technology is run from within.
We preserve the lineage by its genetic fingerprint
Every plantlet carries a documented pedigree: samples are prepared in our laboratory, and their genetic fingerprint is certified by accredited international labs.
Eight stages from tissue to field
Four inside the laboratory and four outside, and every photograph is from our working facility, not a stock archive.
Extraction
The offshoot core is taken from the selected mother palm.
Multiplication
Tissue doubles cycle after cycle in a sterile environment.
Elongation
Shoots stretch green inside their tubes.
Rooting
Complete roots before leaving the glass.
Acclimatization
From glass to soil by measured degrees.
Nursery growth
Plantlets harden in the greenhouse.
Care and handling
Followed batch by batch until fully strong.
Field ready
A plantlet of uniform quality and documented pedigree, delivered to the project.
A local plantlet, a currency that stays
An investment that enters GDP directly: every plantlet produced here replaces one imported.
Fewer imports
Financial and logistical waste halted, and hard currency kept inside the country.
Borders closed to disease
An imported plantlet may carry what the eye cannot see. A local one crosses no border.
A knowledge industry
Jobs for Iraqi researchers and technicians, and a national industry built on science.
Palms first, and what supports them
Seventy percent of our capacity goes to palms; the rest is a portfolio that supports the project and serves state and market needs.
Desert plants
For anti-desertification projects, green belts and dune stabilization.
Northern fruits
Blueberry, strawberry and raspberry for cooler regions, on demand.
Olive
Plantlets for cooler regions and large agricultural projects.
Ornamentals
For the local market and urban development projects.
A team in place, work already begun
The same technology runs today in our facility in Saudi Arabia, and a greenhouse is already operating in Abu Ghraib.
Ready to operate
Professor Saleh Al-Tuwaijri
Project owner and scientific authority · owner of the working facility whose technology transfers to Iraq.
Mr. Nathir Ali Al-Mashhadani
Partner in Iraq · local management and the logistics system.
Six registered activities
Tissue culture and propagation of plants and palms, and nursery operation
Import and export of plantlets, produce and agricultural inputs
Packing, packaging and drying, storage and technical testing
Supply of laboratory equipment, diagnostic and agricultural consumables
Building and operating laboratories, research centres and facilities
Consultancy in agriculture, laboratories and research, and investment management
Limited liability company · capital of one billion Iraqi dinars, with the right to open branches inside Iraq and abroad.