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ZAS Livestock Conference – Conference Highlights
Building resilient livestock systems towards a US$15.8 billion agricultural sector by 2030
The ZAS Livestock Conference brought together stakeholders from across the livestock value chain for engagement on the development of resilient livestock systems and the contribution of the sector to Zimbabwe’s ambition of building a US$15.8 billion agricultural industry by 2030.
The conference provided a platform for dialogue, knowledge exchange and networking among industry participants, including livestock producers, agricultural businesses, technical service providers and other stakeholders. The event also highlighted the importance of collaboration and practical solutions in strengthening livestock production and supporting the wider agricultural sector.
Conference highlights
- A dedicated platform for livestock dialogue
- The conference created a focused space for stakeholders to connect, exchange perspectives and engage on issues affecting the growth and resilience of livestock systems.
- Industry engagement and networking
- Participants had opportunities to interact, build professional connections and strengthen relationships across the livestock and agricultural value chains.
- Exhibitor and industry presence
- The event featured an exhibition environment where participating organisations showcased products, services and solutions relevant to livestock production and animal health.
- A shared focus on agricultural growth
- The conference theme reinforced the role of a resilient livestock sector in supporting Zimbabwe’s broader agricultural development ambitions towards 2030.
In pictures
Photo gallery.
A look back at moments from the ZAS Livestock Conference, including the conference setting, delegate engagement and exhibition activity.
Looking ahead
The Zimbabwe Agricultural Society remains committed to providing platforms that bring the agricultural industry together, encourage knowledge sharing and support the development of resilient, competitive and sustainable livestock systems.
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