The Al Dhaid Agricultural Exhibition, organized by the Expo Center Sharjah with support from the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry and in cooperation with the Department of Agriculture and Livestock, continues to be a hub for agricultural expertise, drawing farm owners, farmers, and experts. The event, now in its third day, has hosted over six dialogue sessions and scientific workshops presented by leading experts in the agricultural field.
These sessions and workshops delve into the key practices adopted to achieve sustainability in the agricultural and livestock sector. Notably, the discussions cover the latest advancements in wheat production and development processes, which hold significance in the UAE, particularly in the Emirate of Sharjah, contributing to the nation’s food security.
Farm owners and farmers have shown substantial interest in the exhibition, exploring modern technologies and equipment related to agricultural development and livestock breeding. The event showcases innovative solutions in hydroponic and vertical agriculture, the latest irrigation and gardening techniques, diverse pesticides, and groundbreaking organic fertilizers. Additionally, participants benefit from the services provided by various entities contributing to increased production and the realization of self-sufficiency.
His Excellency Saif Mohammed Al Midfa, CEO of Expo Center Sharjah, emphasized the exhibition’s alignment with Sharjah’s comprehensive strategy to support the agricultural sector and achieve sustainable food security. Al Midfa highlighted the significance of the dialogue sessions and workshops, providing farmers with insights into the latest research and specialized information to enhance agricultural production.
The exhibition aims to offer innovative solutions through participating companies and institutions, ensuring quality, sustainable, and high-efficiency agriculture. This endeavor facilitates the exchange of expertise, experiences, and comprehensive knowledge on the latest foundations of agricultural development, contributing to the success of achieving food security goals.
Representatives of agricultural companies participating in the event see Al Dhaid Agricultural Exhibition as a valuable platform for communication with farmers, allowing them to understand sector priorities and practical requirements directly from those involved in agriculture. They stressed the importance of farmers in conveying the crop need index for various types of organic fertilizers and modern technologies.
The exhibition, scheduled to conclude tomorrow evening, features participation from several ministries, government agencies, over 50 companies in the agricultural and livestock sector, specialists, farm owners, and farmers. The event encompasses dialogue sessions, workshops, and training programs aimed at developing the capabilities of farmers and workers in the agricultural sector, aligning with the broader goals of the National Food Security Strategy 2051.
