Salon de l'Agriculture 2025 Implements New Measures to Manage Political Visits
The annual Paris event, running from February 22 to March 2, seeks to balance tradition, innovation, and improved organization after previous challenges.
- The 61st Salon de l'Agriculture will host over 600,000 visitors, 1,000 exhibitors, and 4,000 animals across nine exhibition halls in Paris.
- Organizers are introducing a charter to limit political delegations to 25 people and regulate their time and movement to avoid disruptions experienced in 2024.
- This year's theme, 'The Pride of French Agriculture,' highlights the sector's traditions, innovations, and economic contributions, alongside challenges like climate and financial pressures.
- For the first time, the event will honor a partner country, showcasing Morocco with dedicated stands, cultural displays, and a 100-person delegation.
- Efforts to address rising costs and improve visitor experiences include negotiations with stakeholders and initiatives to attract rural attendees with affordable packages.
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