The 2nd edition of the International Livestock Development Fair aims to be a space for meetings and exchanges between all the actors of this strategic sector, the organisers stressed recently in Casablanca, during a press conference organised for the presentation of the Fair.
This event has set itself the objective of promoting and enhancing the wealth of the livestock sector and animal industries at the national and international level, they indicated, noting that this objective will be translated on the ground by the exhibition of the latest technical and technological innovations in terms of management and mechanisation of livestock activities as well as the organisation of animal auctions, particularly of fattening bull calves resulting from industrial crossbreeding.
Organised by the SIDETA Fair Association, under the aegis of the Ministry of Agriculture and Maritime Fisheries in partnership with the Tadla-Azilal Regional Council and the Wilaya of the Tadla-Azilal region, this fair will take place on the farm of the Tadla Breeders' Association, located 25 km from Béni Mellal, Fqih Bensaleh and Bin El Ouidane.
An area of 20 hectares is reserved for the Fair with an exhibition area of 7,700 m2 for a total of 150 exhibitors divided into four poles, namely the institutional and sponsorship pole, the exhibition and livestock competition pole, a services, products and livestock equipment pole and a machinery pole.
These exhibitors come mainly from Morocco, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Spain and Italy, added the organisers, who are counting on 100,000 visitors during this edition.
On the programme for this event are various thematic workshops and conferences as well as an exhibition of the best specimens of different species and breeds of dairy and meat cattle in addition to a trophy presentation ceremony for the various livestock competitions.
Among the themes selected for this 2nd edition are the development strategy of the dairy sector and the red meat sector within the framework of the Green Morocco Plan as well as the practical animation of themes relating to livestock within the framework of the new concept of Agricultural Consulting.
