Key Takeaways
- The Vietnam International Agricultural Technology and Environmental Exhibition 2026 (VietAgros 2026) opened in Can Tho, promoting sustainable agriculture and aquaculture.
- The event showcases over 200 booths focused on high-tech agriculture, aquaculture, and environmental technologies.
- Specialized seminars will enhance knowledge sharing and partnership opportunities among businesses and producers.
Event Overview
The Vietnam International Agricultural Technology and Environmental Exhibition (VietAgros 2026) commenced on June 9 in Can Tho city, Mekong Delta. This three-day event aims to promote innovation and sustainable development in agriculture and aquaculture, focusing on the theme of “Green Agriculture.” It serves as a critical platform for technology exchange, trade promotion, and sustainable solutions within the agricultural sector, especially aquaculture.
VietAgros 2026 features over 200 booths from various companies specializing in high-tech agriculture, aquaculture, breeding, and animal nutrition. Participants also include providers of veterinary products, food processing technology, and environmental solutions. Among the exhibition’s highlights are advanced technologies designed to enhance the aquaculture industry. These include environmental monitoring systems, smart farming technologies, digital pond management platforms, innovative nutrition products, and low-emission production models.
Additionally, the exhibition showcases OCOP (One Commune One Product) goods, which highlight regional agricultural specialties along with green economic development models from the Mekong Delta and other regions of Vietnam. Organizers anticipate that the event will strengthen brand visibility for businesses, expand market opportunities, and foster new partnerships. It also provides producers access to cutting-edge technological advancements essential for modern agriculture practices.
A standout feature of VietAgros 2026 is a series of specialized seminars scheduled throughout the exhibition. These seminars are designed to facilitate knowledge sharing and discussions among industry experts, businesses, and policymakers, further driving the growth and sustainability of the agricultural sector. By bringing various stakeholders together, the exhibition aims to create an environment conducive to learning and collaboration in the quest for sustainable agricultural practices.
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