Dutch Africa Poultry Forum 2025
From the 19th-22nd of May, the Dutch Africa Poultry Forum will bring together Dutch and African poultry professionals under the Dutch Africa Poultry Platform (DAPP), hosted by NABC and Aeres Training Centre.
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Africa’s poultry sector is experiencing steady growth, driven by rapid urbanisation, a fast-growing middle class, and shifting dietary habits that favour increased animal protein consumption. The rising demand for poultry meat and eggs presents significant opportunities across the value chain for both Dutch and African businesses to collaborate.
However, the sector faces key challenges, including rising feed prices, limited availability of poultry products, and disease control. Addressing these issues is crucial for sustainable growth and increased profitability.
With its world-class poultry expertise, the Netherlands is well-positioned to support Africa’s poultry industry through innovative solutions and knowledge exchange.
Are you an African poultry expert? Are you ready to take your poultry business to the next level?
Join the NABC and Aeres Training Centre in the Netherlands from 19th–22nd of May 2025 for a practical four-day programme that brings together African and Dutch poultry industry leaders, innovators, and stakeholders. As part of the four-day programme, the NABC and Aeres Training Centre will host the Dutch Africa Poultry Forum, themed “Partnerships for Applicable Solutions in the African Poultry Chain”. The forum offers practical breakout sessions, targeted matchmaking, and networking opportunities. Attendees can also explore innovations at DAPP member exhibition stands.
With Africa’s rapidly growing middle class and increasing demand for poultry products, this is your chance to explore applicable solutions, network, and create impactful partnerships.
Click here for the official Delegate Package for more information on the programme and pricing. Deadline to express interest is the 16th of March.
Would you like to learn more about the Forum? Contact guna.alvika@nabc.nl.