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SIAT 2026
International Agricultural Investment and Technology Exhibition
Oct 28 – 31, 2026
2024 edition: 15,000+ visitors
Parc des Expositions du Kram, Tunis, Tunisia
2024 edition: 180+ exhibitors
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2024 edition: 15,000+ visitors
Oct 28 – 31, 2026
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2024 edition: 180+ exhibitors
Visitor registration is available on the official SIAT site; no general visitor admission price is stated on the current public pages
Tunisian and international investors, suppliers, researchers and agricultural operators
Who Should Attend
Farmers, Fishers & Agricultural Investors
Farmers, fishers and agricultural investors should focus on technologies and financing tied to real Tunisian constraints—water, climate resilience, mechanisation, project viability and access to support programmes.
Technology, Equipment & Input Suppliers
Technology, equipment and input suppliers should use GREEN'TIC, the exhibition and partnership meetings to identify local integrators, investors and sector needs instead of presenting products without a Tunisia-specific deployment model.
Food and Agro-Processing Companies
Food and agro-processing companies should use the exhibition for transformation equipment, cold chain, packaging and technologies that increase the value of Tunisian agricultural and fishery raw materials.
Researchers, Startups & Public-Sector Stakeholders
Researchers, startups and public-sector stakeholders should prioritise the scientific workshops, GREEN'TIC, partnership sessions and demonstrations where research, digital tools and public investment priorities intersect.
Top Reasons to Attend
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Use the Partnership Meetings for Projects
SIAT historically includes structured partnership meetings. Investors and project promoters should arrive with a concise project profile, capital requirement and technology need so meetings can move beyond general introductions.
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Visit GREEN'TIC for Digital Agriculture
The 2026 GREEN'TIC competition is dedicated to ICT and AI solutions for agriculture, fisheries, agro-food and related services. It is the best place to identify Tunisian digital solutions and early-stage technologies.
3
Follow the Water and Investment Sessions
The workshop programme explicitly covers water, sustainable agriculture and investment opportunities. For irrigation, greenhouse or hydroponic projects, these sessions provide important local context before choosing technology.
4
Connect Research With Farm Problems
Scientific-research workshops on October 29–31 are designed around concrete farmer and investor challenges, including climate change and resource scarcity. Use them to identify research that can move into field trials or commercial application.
5
Evaluate Processing Alongside Production
Because SIAT includes agro-food equipment, packaging, cold chain and transformation technology, producers should use the event to explore value addition for olive oil, horticulture, livestock, fisheries and other Tunisian supply chains.
What You'll See & Do
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Agricultural Investment
Agricultural investment is a central part of SIAT, not just a label. Promoters should use the event to connect project ideas with financing, support organisations, technology providers and sectors APIA considers capable of generating new agricultural investment in Tunisia.
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Smart Agriculture & ICT
Smart agriculture includes IT systems for agriculture and fisheries, robotics, quality-control technology and ICT solutions. GREEN'TIC specifically showcases digital and AI applications for agriculture, fisheries, agro-food and related services.
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Food Processing Technology
Food-processing technology includes agro-food industry equipment, transformation technologies, packaging, conditioning and cold-chain systems. Processors should focus on where local raw materials can be turned into higher-value products rather than treating processing as an isolated factory investment.
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Irrigation, Hydroponics & Horticulture
Water, hydroponics and horticulture are important because the technical programme directly addresses water, sustainable agriculture and investment opportunities. Greenhouse, irrigation and hydroponic projects should be evaluated against water availability, energy use and crop economics in Tunisia.
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Fisheries & Aquaculture Technology
Fisheries and aquaculture are explicitly included in the show and in the smart-technology scope. Operators can connect production technology with water management, cold chain, processing and investment support rather than viewing fisheries separately from the broader food system.
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Organic Inputs, Renewable Energy & Sustainability
Organic inputs, renewable energy and sustainability include organic fertilisers, nutrients, ecological agriculture and energy-transition topics. The demonstration programme also covers agricultural-resource valorisation and the shift toward more sustainable production.
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Getting to Tunis
For SIAT, plan arrival through Tunis–Carthage International Airport and onward travel to Parc des Expositions du Kram, Tunis, Tunisia. Choose accommodation based on event-week availability and actual door-to-door travel time, not city-centre distance alone.
Where to Stay
Accommodation options for SIAT in Tunis. Compare event-week availability, cancellation terms and transport time to Parc des Expositions du Kram, Tunis, Tunisia.
Tools & Services for Attendees
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ESSENTIALS
Post-Event CRM & Lead Management
📦 DHL Global Forwarding — Samples & Freight
For SIAT, DHL Global Forwarding can be relevant when samples, ingredients, packaged products or temperature-sensitive commercial materials need international freight handling. Check customs, food or plant-health requirements before shipping anything to the show.
POST-EVENT CRM & LEAD MANAGEMENT
🏭 Odoo Manufacturing — Production & MRP
Odoo Manufacturing is relevant to processors and manufacturers visiting SIAT for equipment, packaging or production projects. It can be used to model bills of materials, work orders, inventory and production planning when new machinery or product lines from the show are taken into implementation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. What is SIAT 2026 focused on?
Agricultural investment, technology and the transition toward resilient, intelligent agriculture that strengthens food sovereignty in Tunisia.
2. What is GREEN'TIC?
A national competition for ICT and AI solutions applied to agriculture, fisheries, agro-food and related services.
3. Does SIAT include scientific research?
Yes. Agricultural research workshops on October 29–31 are designed around practical issues such as climate change, scarce natural resources and resilient agriculture.
4. What sectors are represented in the exhibition?
Agro-food equipment, transformation technology, inputs, renewable energy, hydroponics, horticulture, fisheries, organic agriculture, packaging, cold chain, smart agriculture and agricultural services.
5. Is there content on financing and investment?
Yes. The programme includes investment-oriented sessions and partnership activity, including themes on financing, mechanisation and agricultural value chains.
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