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Under the patronage of the UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, AgraME, the Middle East's longest-running agriculture, animal, and aquaculture farming exhibition and conference, is set to host its largest edition yet. Taking place from October 7-8 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, the event will focus on building a more resilient and sustainable agricultural ecosystem in the region. Aligned with the UAE’s 2030 National Vision, which prioritises sustainable food production and the integration of modern technologies, AgraME aims to enhance local production and ensure food security.
Co-located with AgroFarm Middle East, a global brand specialising in animal farming, the event fosters collaboration, enabling attendees to connect with the right professionals and network with a diverse range of buyers and partners under one roof. The exhibition will feature a wide array of sectors, including agriculture, aquaculture, horticulture/vertical farming, livestock health and nutrition, and veterinary equipment and supplies, ensuring comprehensive industry engagement. A key focus this year is advancements in animal healthcare, essential for sustainable agriculture and livestock welfare.
With the growing demand for animal-based products across the Middle East and Africa, AgraME addresses the increasing need for advanced veterinary services in the expanding animal farming sector. Alan Kelly, commercial and strategy director at Informa Connect, stated: "As the UAE continues to make significant strides towards achieving its ambitious food security goals, Informa Connect, along with AgraME, is proud to be at the forefront of these advancements. By showcasing the latest innovations in agriculture, aquaculture, and animal health, we aim to work closely with the UAE government to support its vision of becoming a global leader in food security by 2051.
This event serves as a critical platform for fostering collaboration, driving industry growth, and reinforcing our commitment to a resilient and sustainable agricultural future for the region." Click here for registration..
