SIAG 2019

Africa | Agriculture

Third Party Event

27 Mar 2019 - 30 Mar 2019

Du 27-30 Mars 2019 au Centre de convention d’Oran, aura lieu la 7ieme édition du Salon international de l’Industrie agroalimentaire.Lieu de rapprochement incontournable de tous les acteurs de l’agroalimentaire.

Plus de 3500 visiteurs professionnels, 25000 visiteurs, 250 exposants et 15 pays participants. Cette année ce salon se fera en coorganisation avec le Forum “Alben” 2019. Le forum Algérien de la Filière du Lait. Plusieurs interventions des Autorités de tutelle, Experts et opérateurs sont au programme, communications en Conférences et débats TV – Public de professionnels.

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