A national platform for reviewing sector performance, validating evidence, mobilising investment and strengthening coordination towards a resilient agricultural economy.
The National Agriculture Conference and Expo 2026 convenes key stakeholders to review agricultural sector performance, validate findings from the State of the Agricultural Sector Study, mobilise investment and strengthen coordination towards a resilient and inclusive agricultural sector.
Agriculture remains central to food security, rural livelihoods, industrial inputs, exports and inclusive growth. The conference provides a structured platform to align policy, financing, research, market access and implementation priorities around practical outcomes.
Government ministries, farmers, agribusinesses, financiers, insurers, researchers, development partners, technology providers, input suppliers, processors, exporters and logistics providers.
Crop production, livestock, horticulture, irrigation, mechanisation, agro-processing, finance, insurance, seed systems, fertiliser, logistics, trade and digital agriculture.
Participants leave with evidence, contacts, implementation priorities and visibility into investment and partnership opportunities across agricultural value chains.
Registration and opening session with keynote addresses from senior officials and industry leaders.
Presentation of the State of the Agricultural Sector Study.
High-level policy dialogue on reforms, coordination and implementation.
Investment and business forum, including the Agricultural Investment Prospectus and B2B meetings.
Synthesis of outcomes, policy recommendations, investment commitments and next steps.
Key deliverables and measurable transformation outcomes expected from the conference platform.
A shared evidence base to guide sector planning, policy priorities and medium-term investment decisions.
Prioritised opportunities packaged for financiers, sponsors and implementation partners.
Clear reform positions aligned around coordination, sector financing and practical delivery mechanisms.
Improved collaboration between government, industry, financiers and value-chain actors.
Actionable commitments to support productive capacity, resilience and market-linked growth.
A sequenced delivery roadmap with priorities, roles and follow-through actions for stakeholders.
Downloadable brochure and detailed programme files can be attached here when final versions are approved.
