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His Highness Sheikh Mansour emphasised strengthening Emirati farmers, promoting youth involvement, and integrating food industries to connect the full agricultural value chain, boost resilience, and create economic opportunities.
Dr. Amna bint Abdullah Al Dahak, Minister of Climate Change and Environment, highlighted that the 2025 inaugural edition attracted over 10,000 visitors, 100 Emirati farmers, and 64 private companies, establishing itself as the UAE’s leading platform for agricultural innovation and sustainable food security.
ADNEC Centre Al Ain was chosen for its strategic location near 11,000 farms and agricultural institutions, enabling the event to expand significantly and reinforce Al Ain’s role as a major agricultural hub.
The 2026 edition will increase participation of Emirati farmers, involve private-sector partners, expand student engagement, include livestock owners, and introduce outdoor community activities.
The event will feature five tracks: Farmers’ Track, Educational Track, Community Track, Business and Entrepreneurship Track, and International Track, each designed to engage specific participants and enhance knowledge, partnerships, and innovation in agriculture.