Under the patronage of Riyadh Gov. Prince Faisal bin Bandar, the 10th Citrus Festival will launch on Wednesday in Al-Hareeq governorate.
Organized by the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture, the festival aims to support local farmers, promote their products, and enhance food security, while boosting tourism and recreation in line with Vision 2030.
Running for 10 days, the festival seeks to boost national agricultural production, develop farmers’ technical and marketing skills, and highlight Al-Hareeq’s agricultural identity and environmental diversity as a distinctive agricultural and tourist destination.
The ministry said the festival features a wide range of events, most notably a major exhibition bringing together farmers and companies specializing in local citrus, fruits, dates, and honey.
Participating restaurants and cafes will showcase locally sourced produce, alongside innovative initiatives and digital marketing solutions supporting the agricultural sector.
Visitors from within and outside the region are invited to explore local products and enjoy the festival’s vibrant atmosphere.
Previous editions recorded strong commercial activity, high sales, and large visitor turnout, underscoring the festival’s growing regional importance.
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