Saudi Agriculture 2025

The Exhibition

The international exhibition Saudi Agriculture, organized by Riyadh Exhibitions Company Ltd., will be held in the capital Riyadh from October 20-23, 2025, together with the exhibitions Saudi Agrofood, Saudi FoodPack and Saudi Aquaculture. More than 370 exhibitors will present their products and technologies of the sectors agriculture, animal husbandry and food industry.

For the first time the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action will support German exhibitors and their subsidiaries with a German Pavilion.

Join the German Pavilion and benefit from:

• Exclusive design
• Lounge for you and your clients
• Listing on www.german-pavilion.com
• Individual support before and during the trade show

Please contact us if you would like to participate within the German Pavilion or if you would like to receive an individual stand offer at Saudi Agriculture. As an official representative in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Ukraine, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, we are happy to support you in your trade fair participation.

The Market

Saudi Arabia is a country located in the Arabian Peninsula between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf with a population of over 36 million. The country has a size of 2,149,690 km² and a total coastline length of 2,640 km.

In 2022 Saudi Arabia had the fastest economic growth among the G20 countries, with a GDP of $1.108 trillion.

Saudi Arabia’s agricultural gross domestic product grew by over 38% to $26.6 billion in 2022. With new government investments and plans to develop local agricultural assets, growth is expected to continue.

A total of USD 70 billion was also invested in the food industry in 2023. This represents an increase of $44 billion since 2016.

The Saudi Arabian poultry market has been valued at USD 17.3 billion for the current year and is expected to register a compound annual growth rate of 4.11% over the next five years. The poultry sector is one of the largest and fastest-growing sectors due to the high consumption of poultry. Above all, there is demand for animal feed, packaging and processing equipment, as well as veterinary and logistics services.

By 2026, Saudi Arabia expects to have more than 4.5 million animals. This requires state-of-the-art technology for feed production, farm building and veterinary services .