Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture sponsors Saudi Agriculture Exhibition 2017.

In line with the government’s direction for promoting the private public partnership, The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture signed an agreement with Riyadh Exhibitions Company to become the main sponsor of the Saudi Agriculture Exhibition 2017.

The agricultural sector in the Kingdom is developing in synchronization with the latest trends in the market, such as the shift towards using compound fodder in the poultry industry instead of green and traditional feed, the inclinations towards investing in aquaculture and greenhouses, and the ultimate goal of achieving food security.

The Saudi Agriculture Exhibition is one of the largest and most specialized exhibitions in the region, that covers a wide range of services, technologies and products that are crucial to the development of the Agricultural sector in the Kingdom.

The highly anticipated exhibition is gaining increased importance in light of the new trends and goals in the Kingdom, as it brings together some of the largest local and international companies every year. It has become a major platform to review the latest of products and technologies in the world of agriculture and related industries.

Mr. Khalid Alamdar, Director of sales and marketing at Riyadh Exhibitions Company, said:” We are honoured of having the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture as sponsors of this show, as we are confident that the 36th edition of the exhibition will be a success. We aim to attract more specialists especially in the field of consumables, and contribute in the development of agricultural practices, and improve all agricultural services in the sector.”

Mr. Alamdar also revealed that: “The exhibition will be held from the 8th until the 11th of October 2017, at the Riyadh international conventional and exhibition centre. Like every year, visitors are looking forward for this exhibition that is highly recognized for its huge contribution in the development of the agricultural sector in the kingdom, and international exposure.”