Riyadh to host Saudi Agriculture Exhibition 2026 with over 330 exhibitors
The 43rd Saudi Agriculture Exhibition will take place in Riyadh in October 2026, featuring more than 330 exhibitors from over 28 countries.
Key Takeaways
AIUnder the patronage of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture and organized by Riyadh Exhibitions Company Ltd., the 43rd edition of the Saudi Agriculture Exhibition 2026 will be held in the capital, Riyadh, from October 19 to 22 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center. The event will feature more than 330 exhibitors from over 28 countries and 14 international pavilions, spanning more than 19,000 square meters of exhibition space.
The event will include specialized exhibitions, such as the 43rd Poultry, Livestock, Milling, Feed and Animal Health Exhibition, the 31st Agro-Food Exhibition, the 14th Food Manufacturing and Packaging Exhibition, and the 8th Aquaculture Exhibition.
The exhibition will also host the Saudi International Conference on the Future of Agriculture, which will discuss the future of the agricultural sector in the Kingdom, available opportunities, agricultural initiatives, advanced technologies and their role in food security, as well as issues related to agriculture and climate, project financing, biotechnology, soil science, and water management.
Conference sessions will address the applications of robotics, drones, artificial intelligence, and data in agriculture, as well as precision farming, hydroponics and vertical farming, closed-environment production, water efficiency and smart irrigation, and ways to develop production in the poultry and livestock sectors.
The exhibition will bring together farm owners, local and international business leaders, professionals, and decision-makers, providing a platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and showcasing agricultural technologies and solutions. Participants will have the opportunity to explore business development prospects in the agriculture sector and strengthen industry connections.
For over four decades, the exhibition has served agricultural sector leaders, keeping pace with advancements in agriculture, food, and related technologies. This year's edition aims to support innovation and collaboration in the sector, highlighting solutions that contribute to agricultural development and food security in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.
