Riyadh expo to showcase poultry innovations

The third Middle East Poultry Expo will be held at Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center from May 13-15. (Middle East Poultry Expo)
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Updated 05 May 2024
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Riyadh expo to showcase poultry innovations

  • Exhibition is the largest in the poultry industry and will feature over 300 companies from 40 countries
  • More than 800 products from the poultry industry’s supply chain will be exhibited

RIYADH: “Value Engineering” is the theme of the third Middle East Poultry Expo, to be held at Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center from May 13-15.

Sponsored by the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture, the exhibition is the largest in the poultry industry and will feature over 300 companies from 40 countries, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

The event will bring together international companies and experts in the poultry industry and showcase the latest technologies and innovations in poultry breeding, production, animal health and the feed industry.

It aims to promote the use of modern technologies, foster the exchange of experiences and best practices, develop the poultry industry, enhance investment opportunities, and contribute to gross domestic product growth to achieve national food security objectives, according to SPA.

More than 800 products from the poultry industry’s supply chain will be exhibited with the goal of promoting trade, encouraging scientific exchange and building business networks in the largest poultry markets in the Middle East and North Africa.

Those taking part include government bodies and institutions, associations, companies and nonprofit organizations in the livestock sector.

The three-day exhibition will also feature the Poultry Knowledge Planet Seminar, featuring experts from major international companies, and a number of scientific lectures.


Makkah Qur’an contest attracts many students

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Makkah Qur’an contest attracts many students

  • The contest, which attracted many students, is aimed at creating a positive and motivating environment for the participants

MAKKAH: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Islamic Affairs has launched the preliminary rounds of the 27th King Salman Qur’an Competition in Makkah.

The contest, which attracted many students, is aimed at creating a positive and motivating environment for the participants.

The ministry wants to ensure a fair and competitive atmosphere, the Saudi Press Agency reported recently.

The preliminary rounds are being held across the Kingdom under the ministry’s supervision, and in accordance with regulations and standards that ensure integrity and transparency.

The final rounds of the competition will take place in Riyadh from Feb. 12 to 17.