Increasing Food Security in the Middle East and Africa
In order to strengthen food security and build a sustainable supply, countries in the Middle East and Africa are looking at ways to boost domestic production with the aim of reducing import dependency.
With a more targeted focus on the Crop Farming, Animal Farming, Aquaculture and Animal Health sectors, AgraME 2019 will attract buyers looking to source the latest products and innovative solutions.
AgraME is the perfect example for how the UAE has been connecting people to meet the continuous demand for new products and technologies that will help us achieve sustainability. The exhibition has a great importance in relation to food security, overcoming climate change impact and our over exploited natural resources.
His Excellency Sheikh Dr. Majid Sultan Al Qassimi
Acting Assistant Undersecretary - Food Diversity Sector
UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment
Product Sectors
CROP FARMING
A part of AgraME for more than a decade, Crop Farming remains one of the events main focal points. The Crop Farming section is set to attract local and international buyers covering the entire value chain of products, equipment and solutions.
ANIMAL FARMING
With a growing demand for better food security strategies and products in the region, the Animal Farming section at AgraME will connect exhibitors with local and international buyers, from feed to housing, that cater to all farm animal types.
AQUACULTURE
AgraME is the only show in the Middle East that offers a wide range of products and technologies catering specifically to the regions aquaculture industry, in turn attracting buyers from across the globe every year to source new and innovative solutions.
ANIMAL HEALTH
AgraME is the one of the region’s leading platforms to showcase the latest developments in veterinary medicine, vaccines, equipment and nutrition to professionals from across the Middle East and Africa.
