Previously known as Agra Middle East, the event enters a new chapter under the Growtech Middle East name while building on more than 17 years of presence in the region.
Livestock and poultry will form an important part of the 2026 exhibition, alongside aquaculture, greenhouse technology, irrigation, plant nutrition and protection, and seeds and seedlings. The event will connect producers, suppliers, buyers, distributors and industry professionals with technologies and solutions supporting the evolving needs of agriculture across the Middle East.Food security will sit at the heart of this year’s programme, reflecting the region’s continued focus on strengthening local production, improving agricultural resilience and adopting more efficient farming practices.
For livestock and poultry professionals in particular, Growtech Middle East will combine the exhibition with dedicated opportunities for technical learning and industry discussion. CPD-certified Livestock & Poultry seminars will provide a specialist platform to explore developments, challenges and practical approaches relevant to animal production in the region.The wider knowledge programme will also include the Future Food Resilience Summit, examining strategies and technologies supporting stronger food systems, as well as the MENA Regenerative Agriculture Summit, held alongside Impact Partner, Goumbook.
Across the three days, visitors will be able to meet regional and international solution providers, explore developments across interconnected areas of agriculture and exchange knowledge with professionals working throughout the food production industry.As October approaches, Growtech Middle East is preparing to once again bring the agriculture community together in Dubai, connecting the expertise, technologies and partnerships supporting the future agriculture and food security across the region.
Growtech Middle East 2026 takes place from 26 – 28 October at Hall 8, Dubai World Trade Centre.
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