Sahara is the commercial heart and crop production hub for Egypt and the MENA region. Under the patronage of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, Sahara helps you create the networks that you need to expand your business. It is a trusted source of new technologies and information for the whole domestic market, from the smallest farmers, to the biggest agribusinesses and government ministries.
As the global business environment & trends continue to change and shift towards digitalization, Sahara is offering it’s stakeholders a set of digital solutions and opportunities to extend their reach beyond the 4-day exhibition to learn more about their target customer’s online behavior, enhance product launch strategies, and generate new sources of revenue.
Informa AllSecure is our approach to enhanced health & safety standards at our events following COVID-19.
Sahara 2022 will be organized in accordance with Informa’s AllSecure health and safety standards. As the world’s leading events’ organizer, Informa has developed a detailed set of enhanced measures to provide the highest levels of hygiene and safety at its events, providing everyone with reassurance and confidence they are participating in a safe and controlled environment.
Sahara Expo always seeks to support the market with the latest information in order to help all stakeholders of the agricultural sector including farmers, companies, and associations to find the best opportunities and achieve development for the industry in its various dimensions.
Sahara's webinar was streamed live on Monday, June 28 at 2 PM. This webinar brought together the Egyptian experts on animal production, thereby shedding light on the opportunities in this vital sector and its forecasted development.
The webinar recording is available now
*This webinar was presented in Arabic
Historically Egypt has always seen itself as a farming nation. The Agriculture Sector provides livelihoods for 55%of the population and directly employs about 30% of the labor force. The sector accounts for about 20% of total exports and foreign exchange earnings. However, Egypt imports about 40% of its food requirements and incurs a total food import bill of $2.5 billion per year.