Why Agriculture is a Regional Imperative
Agriculture in the Middle East is being redefined. With limited arable land, water scarcity, and rising food demand, governments across the GCC are accelerating investment in climate-resilient, technology-enabled farming systems.
From precision agriculture and smart irrigation to controlled-environment farming and vertical production, the region is shifting toward scalable, resource-efficient models that reduce import dependency and strengthen long-term food security.
GROWTECH. MIDDLE EAST brings together the full agricultural ecosystem, connecting solution providers, farm operators, agri-investors, policymakersm and procurement leaders to power commercially viable, future-ready production across the region.
The Future Food Resilience Summit
A dedicated knowledge platform within GROWTECH. MIDDLE EAST
The Future Food Resilience Summit delivers region-focused insight on scaling sustainable agriculture across the Middle East. The programme explores precision farming technologies, controlled-environment agriculture, climate-resilient crops, supply chain resilience, water optimisation strategies, agri-finance frameworks and public-private partnerships driving production at scale.
This is practical, commercially focused content designed for regional decision-makers — not theoretical discussion.
Key Exhibition Segments for Agriculture
GROWTECH. MIDDLE EAST’s Agriculture sector attracts solution providers across the full value chain
Farm Technology & Precision Agriculture
- Smart irrigation systems
- GPS-enabled equipment
- Drones
- Farm analytics
- Soil monitoring
- Automation platforms
Controlled-Environment Farming
- Greenhouse systems
- Vertical farming infrastructure
- Hydroponics
- Climate control technologies
- Indoor farming solutions
Crop Science and Agricultural Inputs
- Seeds
- Fertilisers
- Crop protection
- Biological solutions
- Yield enhancement technologies
Water & Resource Management
- Irrigation infrastructure
- Desalination-linked systems
- Water recycling and efficiency technologies
Agriculture & Horticulture visitors
The visitors specialising in agriculture and horticulture operate across hydroponics and urban farming, greenhouse construction, irrigation equipment, seeds and seedlings, crop protection, fertilisers and pesticides, heavy machinery, storage, logistics, and processing.
Investment intent within this sector is strong and commercially active. 58% of visitors plan to invest between $10,000 - $100,000 annually, demonstrating consistent demand for scalable farm technologies and production inputs.
- 24% of visitors are investing between $100,000 - $500,000, targeting greenhouse construction, irrigation systems, controlled-environment farming, and crop optimisation technologies.
- 12% of the audience is allocating $500,000+, signalling large-scale expansion projects, infrastructure development, and high-capex agricultural solutions.
Who Attends?
Agriculture at GROWTECH. MIDDLE EAST attracts:
Government agriculture and food security authorities
Regional agricultural development authorities
Large-scale farm operators and agribusiness groups
Greenhouse and controlled-environment farming operators
Agri-investors and sovereign wealth funds
Retail and hospitality procurement leaders
Irrigation and water management authorities
Agricultural distributors and trading companies
Integrated food system and supply chain stakeholders
Why Exhibit in the Agriculture Sector at GROWTECH. MIDDLE EAST?
By aligning your brand with the Agriculture sector, you don’t just exhibit, you:
✔️ Connect directly with farmers, agribusinesses, and agri-entrepreneurs
✔️ Engage government bodies shaping the region’s food security strategy
✔️ Access large-scale crop, livestock, and greenhouse operators
✔️ Meet buyers sourcing equipment, inputs, technology, and sustainable solutions
✔️ Position your solutions as efficient, scalable, and climate-smart.
This is targeted exposure, not diluted visibility.
