EXHIBITIONS

Almeria Spain
May 2024

Infoagro Exhibition is the perfect place to showcase their products, as all agriculture agents are present in the same scenario. The farmer will be the centrepiece of this event and will be present to see what the new products are for the new cropping season.Therefore, this event takes place in the center of a province that has more than  30,000 hectares of greenhouses: Almería .Almería exported the total of 3.6 million tons of fruit and vegetables  in 2016, which resulted in over 2,400 million euros.You will be able to talk directly with the most relevant actors in the European agricultural industry. The exhibition will become the business epicenter for agricultural producers, where they will be able to contemplate the last global innovations in intensive agriculture and in knowledge transmissionThis area will have a number of offices in which companies can close their business deals or just show their products in a more intimate way to individuals or companies who come to the horticultural fair.The organizers of the trade fair give a great importance to technology and innovation. Therefore conferences on agricultural innovations will take place. Today, innovation is normally linked to saving, thus, it is of great importance to the average farmer. All participants who are interested in exhibiting at the second horticultural exhibition Infoagro Exhibition should contact Infoagro.Infoagro aims that the auxiliary industry will have a fundamental role in the first edition of Infoagro Exhibition because it is one of the fundamental agents in this sector and much more on the dates on which the event is held.

Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam
13-15 March 2024

HortEx Vietnam is the first specialized International Exhibition and Conference for Horticultural and Floricultural Production and Processing Technology in Vietnam. Vietnam is a huge emerging market with a population of 1oo million. Vietnam has been securing socio-political stability, and is known to be one of the most dynamic economies worldwide. Since 1991 the economic growth has averaged a stunning 7.5% each year. Vietnam is now in a period of golden population structure with 60% of its population being at working age. Furthermore, the country is a market economy, a member of the WTO, and a party to multiple frameworks for international economic integration, including free trade agreements with partners both within and outside the region. Vietnam has the potential to achieve a GDP growth rate of 6-6.5% in 2024, driven by public investment, consumer spending, import-export recovery, and monetary policies. In addition, Vietnam is among nine nations in the world with the fastest growing middle-class in the coming decade. By 2030 Vietnam is expected to add 36 million people to its middle class. With these figures Vietnam is by far the fastest growing economy in the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) region.Horticulture and floriculture are one of the most promising sectors of the Vietnamese economy and according to experts Vietnam has the potential to become one of the world’s largest flower exporters.At HortEx Vietnam 2024, participating businesses will have the opportunity to meet and discuss directly with potential customers, enhance promotion and export activities for this promising market. The exhibition attracts professionals, buyers and visitors from Vietnam and countries from the region and around the world!

Nairobi Kenya
12-14 June 2024

The upcoming edition of Agritec Africa, International Exhibition and Conference on Agriculture Technology will be held in Nairobi, Kenya during 12-13-14, June 2024. Africa has huge potential for Agricultural growth, thanks to ample amount of Land and Water Resources. Yet, land and agricultural productivity are found to be one of the lowest in the world.In Africa, Agriculture employs 65% labour force. Agriculture Sector accounts for 32% of GDP of Africa. Africa requires attention on following three core areas for Higher and Sustained growth:

• Facilitating agricultural markets and trade
• Improving Agricultural Productivity
• Investing in public infrastructure for Agricultural Growth.

Agriculture sector contributed 34.15 % in the total GDP of Kenya in year 2019 – as per the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics 2012.Kenya’s agriculture sector directly influences overall economic performance through its contribution to GDP. Periods of high economic growth rates have been synonymous with increased agricultural growth. Several untapped crops cultivation in Kenya affect African Economy – Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Horticulture, Floriculture, Cotton, Macadamia Nuts, etc.Presence of R&D Centers, Agricultural Infrastructure, Agricultural University, Government support, initiative by NGOs and other associations has made Kenya a unique choice for such a international exhibition on Agriculture Technologies.Although farming is the most important economic sector in Kenya, less than 8% of the land is used for crop and feed production and less than 20% is suitable for cultivation.Kenya is a leading producer of tea and coffee, as well as third leading exporter of fresh produce, such as cabbage, onions and mangoes. Small farms grow most of the corn and also produce potatoes, beans and peas.The agriculture sector in Kenya is very influenced by externalities, like weather conditions and global economic and financial developments. The significance of the Kenyan agricultural sector is reflected in numerous national strategies and policies.Govt. of Kenya is currently implementing Strategy for Revitalizing Agriculture (SRA) with the intention to “transform Kenya’s agriculture into profitable, commercially oriented and internationally and regionally competitive economic activity that provides high quality gainful employment to Kenyans”.

The strategic areas included:
1) Streamlining agricultural policy framework
2) Creating an enabling environment for the private sector
3) Improving delivery of support services
4) Promoting Marketing, Agro – Processing and trade
5) Main streaming agriculture development issues in other # sectors
6) Strengthening institutional implementation & monitoring frameworks

The economy of Kenya is the largest by GDP in East and Central Africa. Agriculture is a major employer and the country traditionally exports tea, coffee and most recently fresh flowers to the Europe. The service industry is a major economic driver. Kenya’s monsoon seasons start during April to June, after which ‘short rains’ season prevails till November. Currently Kenya is aiming to create a globally competitive and prosperous nation with a high quality of life by ‘Vision 2030′.The vision is anchored on three key pillars; economic, social and political governance.An International Conference on Agriculture and industry presentations will be organized during the event. This conference will be based upon agriculture industry, profession and fandom. It will focus on versatility of agricultural segment in different zones, feature keynote speakers and other key information and activities of the industry.

Dakar Senegal
06-08 June 2024

SENAGRO International Agricultural Exhibition will be at the forefront in providing a full-fledged platform for local and international agriculture stakeholders to exchange expertise, discover trends and developments, and seize business opportunities in this vital sector.Senegal’s first and only International Agricultural Exhibition, SENAGRO will be held between 06-08 June 2024 at the International exhibition Center of DIAMNIADIO in Dakar.SENAGRO is a proven tool in the market for introducing advanced technologies in the agro-industrial area of WEST AFRICA, sharing experience, and strengthening mutually beneficial business ties between local and foreign professionnals.Senegal, which stands out among new target markets; It draws attention with its 16.8 million population, institutionalized democracy and rapidly developing welfare level. The agriculture sector, which provides employment to 75% of the total workforce of Senegal, which has an agriculture-based economy, continues to be supported by government policies.The exhibition will bring together on one site the most important players in the agricultural industry, local and foreign experts, and thousands of professional visitors, including importers, exporters, distributors, representatives of wholesale and retail trade, and farmers.