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Exhibition

Exhibition

Exhibit at the International Phytosanitary and Seed Quality Conference

Theme: Revitalising Phytosanitary and Seed Systems for Climate-Resilient and Sustainable Agriculture

The conference will feature an exhibition area where organizations can showcase innovations, services, and technologies that strengthen phytosanitary systems and enhance seed quality. This platform will facilitate engagement between farmers, industry players, policymakers, researchers, development partners, and private sector leaders working to advance resilient and sustainable agricultural systems.

Exhibitors will have the opportunity to highlight solutions that support plant health, seed certification, pest surveillance, diagnostics, climate-smart agriculture, and sustainable seed systems.

Why Exhibit?

  1. Engage Key Stakeholders
    Connect directly with regulators, seed companies, plant health experts, development partners, and agribusiness leaders influencing phytosanitary and seed sector development.

  2. Showcase Innovation
    Demonstrate technologies, tools, and services that contribute to stronger phytosanitary frameworks and improved seed quality in the face of climate change.

  3. Strengthen Partnerships
    Build meaningful collaborations with regional and international stakeholders working to advance climate-resilient agricultural systems.

  4. Increase Visibility
    Position your organization as a contributor to solutions that support sustainable agriculture and resilient seed systems.

  5. Support Knowledge Exchange
    Be part of a collaborative environment where ideas, experiences, and innovations are shared to address emerging plant health and seed quality challenges.

Limited Exhibition Spaces

Exhibition booths are limited to ensure quality engagement and visibility for all exhibitors. Early confirmation will secure your organization a place among leading institutions and companies shaping the future of phytosanitary and seed systems.

Join us in revitalising phytosanitary and seed systems for climate-resilient and sustainable agriculture.

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