Al Ain: TRENDS Research and Advisory has officially embarked on its participation in the Emirates Agriculture Conference and Exhibition 2025. The event, which commenced yesterday at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) in Al Ain, serves as a hub for bringing together leading government entities, private sector organizations, universities, research institutions, and experts in sustainable agriculture and agri-tech. Organized by the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, the event will continue until the 31st of May.
According to Emirates News Agency, TRENDS is the official research partner of the event and is showcasing a knowledge pavilion that features a range of specialized research and studies on agriculture and sustainability. The pavilion is equipped with a podcast studio and cutting-edge interactive technologies designed to promote knowledge and provide solutions that support food security and the sustainable management of natural resources.
Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Al-Ali, CEO of TRENDS Research and Advisory, highlighted that TRENDS' role as a research partner underscores its commitment to advancing strategic approaches in smart agriculture and sustainability. He stated that TRENDS is dedicated to translating scientific research into practical tools, aiming to develop this crucial sector and enhance resilience to food security challenges and climate change.
On the sidelines of the exhibition, TRENDS' Al Ain office conducted its first official meeting. During this session, TRENDS presented its future plans and explored methods to augment its role in promoting knowledge sustainability and empowering young talent in research and innovation. This meeting is a significant step toward expanding the center's presence in Al Ain, utilizing the city's strategic location to bolster research in agriculture, environmental studies, and other key fields.
Warda Al-Menhali, Director of TRENDS' Al Ain office, expressed that launching the office's activities at this prominent event marks a robust start in reinforcing its role in supporting community-based research and knowledge initiatives. She emphasized that TRENDS aims to create an interactive platform that empowers young researchers and fosters an environment conducive to scientific research and innovation. The inaugural meeting laid out the strategic framework and implementation plans for the upcoming period, concentrating on projects that support sustainable development, innovation, and technology.
