Kingdom Konsult (KK), a boutique consultancy in sustainability and the circular economy, has partnered with a European AgriTech innovator ‘Proofminder’ to bring AI-driven farming to Qatar.
The marks a key milestone in Qatar’s agricultural sector by leveraging AI and drone-based analytics to foster precision farming. It also highlights both parties’ commitment to supporting green initiatives while increasing awareness about environmental sustainability.
The MoU also reaffirms their shared dedication to cultivating a healthier, more sustainable business landscape, while advancing cooperation on AI-driven precision agriculture.
The partnership falls in line with Qatar National Vision 2030, contributing to achieving environmental development, economic diversification, and technological innovation, while advancing the goals of national food security and sustainable resource management.
Norbert Havas CTO and Co-founder – Proofminder
“This partnership marks an important moment not only for Proofminder but also for the future of agriculture in Qatar. By combining our cutting-edge AI-driven plant-level technology with Kingdom Konsult’s deep expertise in sustainability, we are confident we can empower farmers to achieve higher yields with lower environmental impact.”
“We are very proud today to partner with Proofminder, a pioneering force in AI-driven precision agriculture, in our shared mission to promote smart farming and environmental sustainability in Qatar and the region. This partnership is a milestone for us, as it introduces a transformative solution for boosting crop yields while reducing chemical usage and environmental impact. Together, we complement each other’s strengths and are ready to deliver a legacy of innovation and sustainable agriculture for Qatar’s future,” added Catina Aghayan, Chairman and Founder of Kingdom Konsult.
Under the MoU, both companies will develop cutting-edge solutions to address persistent environmental challenges and integrate the principles of sustainability for future generations.
The integration of technology will enhance crop production while reducing chemical inputs and environmental impact, aligning with national and global efforts toward circular economy.
