Türkiye is set to reinforce its position as a gateway to international agriculture and mechanization with the 22nd edition of Konya Agriculture 2026, scheduled to take place from April 7 to 11, 2026, at the Konya Chamber of Commerce – Tüyap Konya International Fair Center. Recognised as Türkiye’s largest agriculture fair, the event aims to deepen engagement with the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region while expanding global partnerships across the agricultural value chain.
Organised by Tüyap Exhibitions Group in cooperation with the Turkish Agricultural Machinery and Equipment Manufacturers Association (TARMAKBİR), the fair is hosted in Konya, a key agricultural production centre of Türkiye. The event has steadily grown in international stature, attracting more than 251,000 visitors from 80 countries and 432 exhibitors from 20 countries in its previous edition.
With MENA emerging as a strategically important market for agricultural machinery and smart farming solutions, Konya Agriculture 2026 is positioned as a platform for dialogue, trade, and technology exchange. Many countries across the region are prioritising agricultural efficiency, mechanisation, and food security in response to water scarcity, population growth, and sustainability challenges. These factors continue to drive demand for modern farming technologies and resource-efficient production systems.
Spanning an exhibition area of 96,000 square metres, the fair will showcase Türkiye’s advanced industrial and manufacturing capabilities across the agricultural sector. Exhibits will include tractors, harvesting equipment, seeding and planting machinery, precision agriculture technologies, irrigation systems, fertilisation and crop protection solutions, as well as renewable energy applications designed for sustainable farming.
The breadth of technologies on display highlights Türkiye’s growing role as a bridge between global agricultural innovation and regional demand. The fair’s comprehensive portfolio aligns closely with the modernisation objectives of MENA countries seeking scalable, cost-effective, and climate-resilient agricultural solutions.
Supported by key national institutions, including the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Turkish Chamber of Agriculture (TZOB), and with contributions from the Konya Metropolitan Municipality and the Konya Chamber of Commerce, the event brings together manufacturers, investors, distributors, policymakers, and farmers under one roof.
Industry professionals and public-sector representatives from countries including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Iraq, Iran, Qatar, Morocco, Jordan, Tunisia, Kuwait, Oman, and Bahrain are expected to participate. The programme will feature structured B2B meetings, product demonstrations, and matchmaking sessions designed to facilitate trade partnerships, technology transfer, and long-term cooperation.
Konya Agriculture 2026 will be open to visitors from 09:30 to 18:00 on April 7–10 and 09:30 to 17:00 on April 11, offering a comprehensive view of agricultural mechanisation—from established technologies to next-generation smart farming solutions.
By
