Djazagro, North Africa's largest trade fair for the agri-food industry, will be held from 7 to 10 April 2025 at the SAFEX Exhibition Centre in Algiers, Algeria. Opening hours: 10 am to 6 pm (closes at 5 pm on Thursday 10 April).

To reserve your stand at Djazagro 2025, register online here. Book early to benefit from the best stand locations and early bird rates!

The show welcomed 23,000 professionals in 2024. Visitors come from a variety of sectors, including:

• Machinery and equipment production (15%)
• Distribution and trade (12%)
• Services / Consulting / Laboratories (11%)
• Bakery and patisserie (7%)
• Administration (7%)
• Transport / Handling / Logistics (6%)
• Agriculture (6%)
• Ingredients and additives (3%)
• Hospitality and restaurants (3%)

Eight key factors are driving rapid, transformational development in Algeria’s agri-food sector.

• Algeria's strategic, geographic position

Located at the crossroads of the Mediterranean, Arab and African worlds, the country is ideally positioned to develop its agri-food industry.

• Growing economic importance

The agri-food industry is the country's second largest industry, generating 40% of national industrial sales (excluding hydrocarbons).

The sector contributes 13% of Algeria's GDP.

The Algerian agri-food market was valued at €14 billion in 2023.

• The desire to reduce imports

Algeria is actively seeking to develop its local production to improve its self-sufficiency in consumer products.

• Investment in equipment

The country is investing massively in the purchase of agri-food equipment to modernise and develop its local production.

• Progressive modernisation

Large and medium-sized companies are modernising, but many small businesses still face challenges in terms of processes, traceability, packaging, and compliance with international standards.

• Long-term objectives

Algeria aims to develop the export potential of its local production by becoming compliant with international standards.

• Opportunities for foreign suppliers

Events like Djazagro offer foreign equipment suppliers an ideal platform for supporting the growth of Algerian companies.

• Strong growth potential, supported by government investment and a desire to improve local production

With a population of over 45 million and the third largest economy in the MENA region, Algeria is a large and growing market for the agri-food industry.

Please contact the Algerian consulate in your place of residence. Consult the website of your local Algerian consulate for the exact list of documents you need to provide and the current fees.

NOTE: Plan to apply at least 3 weeks before your departure date for the show.