Tabuk | 9 Safar 1447H, corresponding to 3 August 2025. The third Honey and Agricultural Products Festival in Tabuk region concluded, organized by the local branch of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture at Prince Fahd bin Sultan Park in Tabuk city, running over five days and drawing more than 33,000 visitors from residents, tourists and expatriates.

The third edition formed an integrated platform for agricultural marketing and community awareness, with the participation of more than 45 farmers and beekeepers from across the region's governorates, alongside government, community and non-profit organizations that offered awareness and interactive services to visitors.

Participants showcased products including:

  • Moringa honey and wildflower honey, known for their nutritional quality.
  • Olive products, along with perfumes and foods made from herbs.
  • Displays by productive families reflecting local diversity in crafts and cuisine.
  • Awareness pavilions for children and families focused on healthy food and sustainable agriculture.

The ministry branch's director general, Engineer Amjad bin Abdullah Thallab, affirmed that the festival strengthened Tabuk's standing as a promising agricultural hub, helped build relationships between producers and consumers, and opened new investment horizons in organic farming, beekeeping and local food processing, praising the tangible engagement of visitors.

The festival also featured a number of workshops and awareness programs focused on production quality, the importance of modern agriculture, and honey's impact on public health, as part of the ministry's push to support sustainable food security in line with Saudi Vision 2030.