According to Brazil-Arab News Agency, among the exhibitors from the Middle East and North Africa will be companies from the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Egypt, Lebanon and Turkey. There should also be companies from European countries, like Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, Germany, Poland, Denmark, Ireland, France, Belgium and the United Kingdom, as well as several companies from the United States.

The fair should also include three great conferences. The Agribusiness Outlook Forum should bring together local and international specialists to talk about food safety in the region and present a platform for development of an integrated food policy for the Gulf.

The Poultry Outlook Forum should cover the most recent advances in technology, research and poultry science, while the Middle East Horticultural Summit will focus on the challenges of vegetable cultivation in the Middle East.

Apart from the conferences, the fair should also host a series of seminars with specialists in the agribusiness sector to discuss themes about the industry’s challenges, especially in the Arab countries.

According to the fair site, it should include over 200 exhibitors. For companies interested in participating there are still spaces for assembly of stands. Companies may view the form for enrolment by clicking here.