Fifth Middle East Poultry Expo to open in Riyadh under minister's patronage

Tomorrow, the fifth Middle East Poultry Expo commences in Riyadh, hosted by Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture Abdulrahman Al-Fadley. Spanning three days from October 4 to 6 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center, the expo is themed 'Today's Innovation... Tomorrow's Production'. Expected to draw over 16,000 industry professionals from Saudi Arabia and beyond, the event will host 400 exhibitors from 45 countries.

The inaugural Poultry Industry Excellence Award is set to be presented on day one, recognizing contributions to the industry's growth and competitiveness. The award features five categories, including Lifetime Achievement, Excellence in Social Responsibility, and Leadership in Biosecurity. This year's expo covers 20,000 square meters and includes participation from diverse sectors such as poultry, feed, animal health and nutrition, and related technologies.

Notably, 18% of exhibitors are making their debut, signaling increased interest in the Saudi market and investment opportunities. The expo aims to serve as a vital platform for connecting investors, producers, suppliers, consultancies, and global companies, fostering new investment avenues, strengthening business partnerships, and supporting supply chain development.

It will also showcase the latest technologies, solutions, and innovations in poultry, feed, and animal health and nutrition. Besides showcasing these advancements, the event will feature a scientific program comprising 20 seminars led by experts and representatives from local and international companies. These seminars will delve into the latest developments, technologies, and practices in the sector, as well as explore modern solutions to enhance production efficiency and promote sustainability in the poultry industry.

The Middle East Poultry Expo is widely recognized as an international forum connecting global companies with the Saudi and regional markets. It offers participants valuable insights into sector developments and needs, enabling them to explore investment and business opportunities and establish essential partnerships. As Saudi Arabia's poultry sector continues to grow, driven by government support and public-private partnerships, the fifth edition of the expo aligns with Saudi Vision 2030's objectives for food security.