Messe Rand Consulting Group B.V, in partnership with Hollanddoor Cooperative UA, is organizing Agribusiness PPP Strategic Meetings scheduled to hold from July 7^th – 11^th 2025 at the WTC Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

The Netherlands is the world’s largest exporter of agricultural products after the USA, thanks to its innovative agro-food technology. The Dutch agro-food sector is a sustainable source of healthy, safe food that is produced with respect for nature and the environment.

Wealthy agricultural knowledge, fertile soil, intensive farming, quality of produce, technology especially in robotics, and trading expertise have all contributed to Netherlands success in this regard.

Objectives

The Strategic Meeting will present realistic value proposition from key agreed investment models identified, including PPPs to a carefully targeted group of potential investors outsourcing specific opportunities and commercial viability.

Outcomes

The High-Level Meeting will be followed by B2B and B2G meetings, between Dutch and her African counterparts, paving way for equity partnership opportunities for Agro investment projects. Big players in Agricultural industry in the Netherlands will take part in the Strategic Meetings to exchange experiences and discuss further opportunities with the Agricultural sector of select African nations.

Finally, this event will present institutions at the government policy making levels, the academia, and established businesses from African nations with a unique opportunity to receive information regarding the know-how and experiences of “Precision Farming” in the Netherlands as it pertains to detailed readings on soil chemistry, water content, nutrient, and growth measuring the progress of every plant.

Participants

• Ministries of Agriculture, Departments and Agencies
• State Commissioners of Agriculture
• Representatives of both the Central and Regional Governments
• Representatives of Municipal Governments
• The Academia drawn from various high institutions
• Special Advisers on Agriculture at the Central and Municipal Levels