Biography
Tabdeen Iddi is a Ghanaian agricultural scientist and project management expert, currently pursuing a PhD in Crop Science (Breeding) at the University for Development Studies (UDS), Ghana. He holds a Master of Science in Project Management from the University of Cape Coast and an MPhil in Crop Science (Agronomy), as well as a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Technology (Agronomy), both from UDS. He also earned a joint certificate in Climate Change and Agriculture from Wageningen University & Research (Netherlands) and UDS. Professionally, Tabdeen has over a decade of diverse experience in Ghana’s agricultural sector. He has served as the Chief Director of Agriculture at ReMI since 2015 and is the CEO of Abdul-Fattah Agroservices (since 2020) and Managing Director of Skojij Farms (since 2021). He has worked with leading research and regulatory institutions, including CSIR-SARI (2016–2017) and the Plant Protection and Regulatory Services Directorate (2017–2021). In 2017, he also collaborated with AGRA Ghana on agricultural development initiatives. In 2024, he led a USAID-funded project as a senior Agronomist on a study of the impact of mechanization centers across the five northern regions of Ghana. He has been a senior private agricultural consultant since 2020, providing expert advice to public and private stakeholders. Additionally, he is involved in a project with Newage Ghana called Chagaba, focusing on innovative agricultural practices. Tabdeen Iddi is committed to advancing sustainable agriculture, improving food systems, Climate, and promoting agribusiness in Ghana and beyond.
Iddi Tabdeen
Director, ReMI Farms
Tabdeen Iddi is a Ghanaian agricultural scientist and project management expert, currently pursuing a PhD in Crop Science (Breeding) at the University for Development Studies (UDS), Ghana. He holds a Master of Science in Project Management from the University of Cape Coast and an MPhil in Crop Science (Agronomy), as well as a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Technology (Agronomy), both from UDS. He also earned a joint certificate in Climate Change and Agriculture from Wageningen University & Research (Netherlands) and UDS. Professionally, Tabdeen has over a decade of diverse experience in Ghana’s agricultural sector. He has served as the Chief Director of Agriculture at ReMI since 2015 and is the CEO of Abdul-Fattah Agroservices (since 2020) and Managing Director of Skojij Farms (since 2021). He has worked with leading research and regulatory institutions, including CSIR-SARI (2016–2017) and the Plant Protection and Regulatory Services Directorate (2017–2021). In 2017, he also collaborated with AGRA Ghana on agricultural development initiatives. In 2024, he led a USAID-funded project as a senior Agronomist on a study of the impact of mechanization centers across the five northern regions of Ghana. He has been a senior private agricultural consultant since 2020, providing expert advice to public and private stakeholders. Additionally, he is involved in a project with Newage Ghana called Chagaba, focusing on innovative agricultural practices. Tabdeen Iddi is committed to advancing sustainable agriculture, improving food systems, Climate, and promoting agribusiness in Ghana and beyond.
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