2–3 September 2026 | Mwalimu J.K. Nyerere Trade Fair Grounds, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
30 July 2026, Tanzania: The agriculture, livestock, and food processing industries across Africa continue to attract growing investment as governments and private enterprises focus on improving productivity, strengthening food security, and expanding regional trade. Against this backdrop, the 10th Africa Agri Expo (AAE 2026) will be held on 2–3 September 2026 at the Mwalimu J.K. Nyerere Trade Fair Grounds in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The event will be co-located with the 3rd Future Food, Livestock & Poultry Expo (FLIP 2026), bringing together stakeholders from across the agricultural value chain.
Recognised as one of East Africa’s leading agribusiness exhibitions, the event is expected to provide a platform for technology providers, manufacturers, policymakers, distributors, investors, producers, and industry professionals to exchange ideas, explore business opportunities, and showcase innovations relevant to the African market.
Industry Gathering by the Numbers
According to the organisers, the combined exhibition and conference is expected to attract:
More than 10,000 trade visitors
Representation from over 1,000 food, livestock, and poultry companies
Around 750 conference delegates
125 exhibitors and sponsors
75 industry speakers
Participants from 35 countries
The event aims to facilitate business networking while highlighting technologies and solutions supporting agricultural transformation across the continent.
Focus on Innovation Across Agriculture and Food Systems
AAE 2026 and FLIP 2026 will feature products, equipment, and technologies spanning multiple sectors, including:
Agricultural machinery and mechanisation
Irrigation and water management
Seeds and crop production technologies
Livestock and poultry equipment
Animal nutrition and feed solutions
Food processing and post-harvest technologies
Precision agriculture and digital farming solutions
The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to interact directly with manufacturers and solution providers while assessing technologies suited to local farming systems and commercial agriculture.
Platform for Business Development
The event is expected to attract dealers, distributors, importers, exporters, and agribusiness companies seeking to expand their presence in East African markets. Exhibitors will have opportunities to engage with prospective partners, discuss distribution arrangements, and explore collaborations across Tanzania and neighbouring countries.
For visitors, the exhibition provides access to multiple international suppliers in one venue, enabling product comparisons and business discussions with decision-makers from across the industry.
Conference to Address Sector Priorities
Running alongside the exhibition, the conference programme will feature industry experts discussing issues influencing the future of African agriculture, livestock, and food production. Sessions are expected to cover topics such as agricultural investment, sustainable production systems, value chain development, food security, technology adoption, and regional market opportunities.
The conference is designed to facilitate dialogue between policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, and agribusiness professionals on strategies for strengthening agricultural competitiveness across Africa.
International Networking Opportunity
With delegates and exhibitors expected from 35 countries, the event provides a meeting point for stakeholders across the global agricultural ecosystem. The international participation is expected to create opportunities for cross-border partnerships, technology transfer, investment discussions, and knowledge exchange.
Tanzania’s Growing Role in Regional Agriculture
Tanzania continues to strengthen its position as an important agricultural economy within East Africa. Agriculture remains a major contributor to employment and economic activity, while increasing investments in farming, livestock production, food processing, and agribusiness infrastructure are creating new commercial opportunities.
Hosting AAE 2026 in Dar es Salaam reflects the country’s growing importance as a gateway to East African agricultural markets.
Who Should Attend
The exhibition is relevant for:
Farmers and commercial producers
Agribusiness companies
Agricultural input suppliers
Dealers and distributors
Livestock and poultry producers
Food processing companies
Government agencies
Industry associations
Investors and financial institutions
Agricultural consultants and technology providers
Event Information
Event: 10th Africa Agri Expo (AAE 2026) co-located with the 3rd Future Food, Livestock & Poultry Expo (FLIP 2026)
Dates: 2–3 September 2026
Venue: Mwalimu J.K. Nyerere Trade Fair Grounds, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Industry professionals interested in exploring new technologies, establishing commercial partnerships, and understanding emerging trends in African agriculture are expected to attend the event.
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