Showcase the expertise of your country or region and support your businesses as they engage with the Algerian agri-food market.

At Djazagro, the national pavilions bring together, under a single banner, companies presenting their products, equipment, technologies and solutions for the agri-food industry.

Organised by institutional bodies, chambers of commerce, promotional agencies or other partners, they offer a collective showcase for the expertise of a country or region and help to strengthen the exhibition’s international dimension.

With Djaz National Pavilions, Djazagro highlights these collective representations and facilitates meetings between international businesses and professionals from the Algerian market.

Icon showing a globe, symbolizing international outreach, global trade, and export opportunities.

A space to showcase international expertise

The agri-food industry relies on the international exchange of technologies, expertise, products and know-how. The pavilions make this diversity particularly visible within the exhibition.

Grouped together in a space identifiable by the colours of their country or region, companies benefit from a strong collective presence, whilst showcasing their own solutions and expertise.

Machinery and equipment, packaging, ingredients and raw materials, food and drink, bakery, logistics, hygiene and services: a pavilion can bring together companies from different sectors of the agri-food value chain.

This approach enables visitors to discover, within a single space, the diversity and complementarity of the expertise developed by a region.

Do you represent a country or a region? Organise your pavilion at Djazagro

 

Economic departments of embassies, chambers of commerce, export development and promotion agencies, federations or professional bodies: Djaz National Pavilions is aimed at organisations wishing to collectively support their businesses in the Algerian market.

Organising a pavilion helps to give a delegation greater visibility and to create a shared identity that is easily recognisable to visitors to the trade fair.

It is also a way of showcasing the expertise and economic strengths of a country or region, whilst supporting participating companies in their development and their meetings with stakeholders in the Algerian market.

Organising a pavilion at Djazagro enables you, in particular, to:

bring together several companies under a shared presence;
enhance the visibility of a country or region;
showcase a diverse range of expertise, products and solutions;
support participating companies in their development in Algeria;
facilitate meetings with local buyers, manufacturers and partners;
foster the creation of new business relationships.
Organise a pavilion at Djazagro

Are you an international company? Two ways to exhibit at Djazagro

International companies can take part in Djazagro with their own stand or as part of a collective pavilion, where such an arrangement is available for their country or region.

An individual stand allows a company to create a presence entirely dedicated to its brand, products and commercial objectives. It offers distinct visibility and a high degree of autonomy in how the company presents its business at the trade fair.

A collective pavilion operates on a different principle: it brings together several companies under the banner of a country or region and highlights the complementary nature of their expertise. Depending on the package offered by the organising body, exhibitors may also benefit from collective support in organising their participation.

Both formats provide an opportunity to meet professionals from the agri-food industry attending Djazagro. The choice depends above all on the company’s strategy, its objectives and the level of visibility it wishes to give its brand.

International exhibitor stand showcasing industrial food processing equipment at Djazagro.
Discover the options for exhibiting at Djazagro

An international presence at the heart of Djazagro

 

National pavilions play a key role in Djazagro’s diversity. They organised a pavilion in 2026: Germany: DEUTSCH-ALGERISCHE INDUSTRIE- UND HANDELSKAMMER; Austria: AUSTRIAN EMBASSY – COMMERCIAL SECTION; China: MESSETOP (BEIJING) INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & EXHIBITION CO., LTD; China: HANGZHOU TOPSERVICE EXHIBITION CO., LTD; Spain: MURCIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY; Spain: AMEC; India: ALLIANCE EXPO; Italy: ICE – ITALIAN AGENCY FOR FOREIGN TRADE; Tunisia: ITNC; Turkey: TUYAP TUM FUARCILIK YAPIM A.S.

These participations were organised by various types of organisations: chambers of commerce, embassies and trade missions, national foreign trade promotion agencies and specialist organisers.

They illustrate the diversity of representation models possible at Djazagro and enable Algerian professionals to discover, within clearly identified areas, companies, technologies and expertise from various international markets.

Are you visiting Djazagro? Explore expertise by country and region

For visitors, Djaz National Pavilions make it easier to discover the international offering at the show.

Each pavilion brings together several companies, allowing visitors to explore, in a single location, the technologies, products, equipment and solutions offered by a particular country or region.

This is an opportunity to meet new international suppliers, compare different areas of expertise and identify potential partners, as well as to discover how the companies brought together under a single collective representation complement one another.

The pavilions thus serve as key reference points within the exhibition for visitors wishing to develop their international sourcing and explore the expertise of different markets.

Djaz National Pavilions: a catalyst for international networking

 

Beyond the visibility they provide, the pavilions foster exchanges between international companies and Algerian professionals. They enable the organisations supporting them to build a coherent and recognisable collective presence within Djazagro.

For institutions, they serve as a showcase for their region’s know-how and expertise. For companies, they represent one of the possible ways to participate in the fair. For visitors, they make it easier to discover the international offering.

Djaz National Pavilions thus help to make Djazagro a meeting place where international know-how meets the opportunities offered by the Algerian agri-food industry.

Everything you need to know about the Djaz National Pavilions sector

  • What is a pavilion at Djazagro?
    A pavilion brings together several companies from the same country or region within a shared, easily identifiable space. Companies can use this space to showcase products, equipment, technologies and services for the agri-food industry, whilst benefiting from a joint representation.
  • Who can organise a pavilion at Djazagro?
    Pavilions may be organised by, amongst others, the economic departments of embassies, chambers of commerce, export promotion agencies, institutional bodies, federations, professional organisations or other bodies supporting companies in their international development.
  • Why exhibit at Djazagro as part of a pavilion?
    A pavilion enables several companies from the same country or region to take part in Djazagro under a collective identity and to showcase their expertise together. Depending on the arrangements put in place by the coordinating body, it may also offer joint support to participating companies. Companies wishing to develop a presence entirely dedicated to their brand may, however, opt for an individual stand.
  • Which countries are represented by pavilions at Djazagro?
    International representation changes with each edition. In 2026, Djazagro notably hosted collective representations from Germany, Austria, China, Spain, India, Italy, Tunisia and Turkey. The list of pavilions for the next edition will be announced as the exhibition approaches.