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AGRENA Egypt Cairo Livestock and Fishery Exhibition

AGRENA Egypt Cairo Livestock and Fishery Exhibition

2026.10.15-10.17Hours:09:00-18:00
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Cairo International Conference and Exhibition Centre
El-Nasr Rd Al Estad Nasr City Cairo Governorate
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Overall rating:
4.3
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2.60K ㎡
Scale
685 shops
Exhibitors
3.690K 人
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Egypt Cairo Livestock and Fisheries Exhibition (AGRENA) is the largest and most prestigious poultry, livestock and aquaculture expo in North Africa and even the Middle East, focusing on the region's booming related industries, providing participants with an excellent platform to broaden horizons and connect with cutting-edge technologies, products and services.
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【Exhibition Overview】

    AGRENA, the Egypt Cairo Livestock and Fisheries Exhibition, is currently the largest and most prestigious professional expo for poultry, livestock and aquatic products in North Africa and even the Middle East. The exhibition targets the rapidly developing poultry and livestock farming industry in the Middle East and Africa, focuses on the booming poultry, livestock and aquatic product market in the Middle East, and provides participants with an excellent opportunity to broaden their industry horizons and get in touch with the latest technologies, products and services.


【Previous Edition Scale】

    The previous edition of the exhibition covered a total exhibition area of 26,000 square metres, attracted 685 exhibiting enterprises from China, Japan, Turkey, South Africa, the United States and many other countries and regions around the world, and drew a total of 36,900 visitors, making it a premium industry platform for expanding business exchanges.


【About the Host City】

    Cairo, the host city of the exhibition, is the capital of Egypt. Straddling the Nile River, it serves as the political, economic and commercial centre of the entire Middle East. The livestock industry in Egypt relies mainly on private farms, and small-scale agricultural producers are the core force behind the country's animal resource production.

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