Mbank introduces ‘Hasadna’ to empower Emirati farmers

Mbank introduces Hasadna
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By Fathima Sanna, Desk Reporter
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Al Maryah Community Bank (Mbank), a digital bank based in the UAE, has introduced ‘Hasadna,’ a financial solution designed to enable Emiratis to modernize and scale their agricultural ventures.

This landmark initiative falls in line with the UAE Government’s “Year of Community 2025” and the ambitious Agriculture 360 Vision. Hasadna directly supports the leadership’s strategic goals of cultivating homegrown talent and ensuring long-term national resilience in the food supply chain.

Hasadna provides Emirati farmers with tailored financing to invest in cutting-edge, sustainable agricultural technologies such as precision farming, hydroponics, aquaponics, polyhouse farming and vertical farming.

These innovative methods are not only environmentally sustainable but also key to enhancing domestic food production in an increasingly resource-conscious world.

Mohammed Wassim Khayata, CEO of Al Maryah Community Bank, stated that, “Hasadna is a testament to the visionary leadership of the UAE, which continuously supports Emirati entrepreneurship across all sectors. Through this initiative, we are proud to back our local farmers—many of whom are pioneering innovative, sustainable methods to feed the nation. Our goal is to provide Emiratis with the financial tools needed to lead the agricultural transformation of the UAE, aligning with national objectives of food security, sustainability, and economic diversification. At Mbank, we are deeply inspired by the UAE’s leadership and their drive to build a self-reliant and inclusive economy. Hasadna is more than a financial product—it’s a strategic enabler for national progress. We believe that empowering Emirati farmers through accessible, innovative financing will not only support their growth but also safeguard the UAE’s food future.”

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