SABYA — The 2025 Mango and Tropical Fruits Festival in Jazan region, currently held at the Sabya governorate waterfront, is seeing notable participation from Gulf farmers and investors representing the United Arab Emirates and the Sultanate of Oman, adding a regional dimension to the festival organized by the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture in Jazan region.

The two Gulf delegations are showcasing more than 20 distinctive mango varieties, alongside innovative mango-based products such as juices, dried fruit and jam, in an interactive experience aimed at exchanging agricultural and marketing expertise and strengthening cooperation opportunities between Gulf and Saudi producers.

Participants said their visit to Jazan's mango farms offered a valuable opportunity to learn about the Saudi model of abundant agricultural production, and pointed to the region's success in organizing a quality agricultural festival that links farming with the economy and tourism.

The festival continues until May 13, drawing large numbers of visitors, investors and agriculture enthusiasts, with dedicated corners for local farmers and pavilions for participating organizations, alongside accompanying cultural and entertainment activities that enrich the visitor experience.