Riyadh: The National Livestock and Fisheries Development Program is showcasing its initiatives at the 42nd Saudi Agriculture Exhibition 2025, an event organized under the patronage of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture from October 20 to 23. This exhibition is recognized as the largest national gathering for stakeholders in the Kingdom's agriculture and food sectors.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the program's participation underscores its commitment to improving local livestock breeds and maintaining the genetic diversity of critical species such as cattle, sheep, and camels, all of which are vital for national food security. The program also highlights its animal genome projects aimed at boosting productivity and lowering operational costs for national endeavors.
In addition, the program is presenting a range of technical publications and guidance materials tailored to support and empower breeders and researchers. These resources are part of a broader effort to foster innovation and development within the livestock and fisheries sectors.
The program's showcase also includes projects focused on developing and localizing veterinary vaccines and laboratory technologies, which are crucial for the sustainability of the sectors. A team of specialists is available at the pavilion to address visitor inquiries and provide information on investment opportunities and services offered by the program to enhance the Kingdom's production systems.