The Ministry of Climate Change and Environment of the United Arab Emirates has announced that it has organized the AgraME 2024 exhibition.
Publish dateWednesday 16 October 2024 - 12:12
According to Amac News: The announcement of the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment states that the AgraME 2024 exhibition, the longest agricultural exhibition in the Middle East, has been held in the Dubai World Trade Center.
For the first time, AgraME will host the Middle East Regenerative Agriculture Conference, which will host visionary industry leaders and experts, according to the announcement.
The conference will host a panel discussion on "Investing in Regenerative Agriculture," which will focus on the growing importance of regenerative agriculture in the Middle East and examine the region's specific needs, challenges, and opportunities.
Panelists will discuss technologies driving regenerative practices, such as soil reclamation, water-efficient agriculture, and carbon sequestration, which are key to addressing the region's environmental constraints.
The event hosts 6,000 decision makers from more than 180 countries, along with more than 150 exhibitors showcasing agricultural, horticultural and agricultural technology innovations.
The 2025 edition promises an even bigger exhibition of regional and international exhibitors who are stepping up not only in agriculture but also in sustainable and regenerative practices, aquaculture and fisheries, water and irrigation management, smart agriculture, animal husbandry and animal welfare.
For the first time, AgraME will host the Middle East Regenerative Agriculture Conference, which will host visionary industry leaders and experts, according to the announcement.
The conference will host a panel discussion on "Investing in Regenerative Agriculture," which will focus on the growing importance of regenerative agriculture in the Middle East and examine the region's specific needs, challenges, and opportunities.
Panelists will discuss technologies driving regenerative practices, such as soil reclamation, water-efficient agriculture, and carbon sequestration, which are key to addressing the region's environmental constraints.
The event hosts 6,000 decision makers from more than 180 countries, along with more than 150 exhibitors showcasing agricultural, horticultural and agricultural technology innovations.
The 2025 edition promises an even bigger exhibition of regional and international exhibitors who are stepping up not only in agriculture but also in sustainable and regenerative practices, aquaculture and fisheries, water and irrigation management, smart agriculture, animal husbandry and animal welfare.
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Source : news agency wam
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