The second day of the third Jeddah International Agriculture and Food Products Exhibition drew strong momentum, with the show at the Jeddah Center for Forums and Events attracting visitors and stakeholders from across the agricultural sector. Activities focused on modern agricultural innovations and standout investment opportunities in the field.

Innovative technologies boosting sustainability
Among the technologies that caught visitors' attention was a special type of artificial tree capable of absorbing moisture from the air and converting it into drinkable water. The technology works through tubes placed inside the tree's branches that absorb gases and convert them into water, offering a sustainability solution for arid-climate regions.

Expanding sustainable agriculture
Pavilions of participating countries also highlighted vertical farming projects aimed at producing leafy crops, aromatic plants and flowers in limited spaces, contributing to food security. The exhibition also dedicated significant space to showcasing innovations in growing and producing Arabic coffee and developing the beekeeping sector for natural honey production.

Specialized workshops and dialogue sessions
The exhibition featured a number of workshops and dialogue sessions focused on supporting investors and entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector. Financing programs and initiatives offered by various participating countries to boost agricultural production and diversify income sources were also presented.

The exhibition is not just a platform for showcasing products, but also an opportunity to learn about the latest agricultural technologies and strengthen international cooperation to achieve comprehensive agricultural sustainability.