Egypt&rsquo;s Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation has announced the opening of registration for exhibitors wishing to take part in the 93rd Spring Flowers Exhibition, due to be held at the Egyptian Agricultural Museum in Dokki at the end of March 2026.
The annual event will take place under the patronage of the Minister of Agriculture, Alaa Farouk.
Registration from 5 February
In a statement, the ministry said applications will be accepted from Thursday, 5 February, from companies and institutions working in ornamental flowers, shade plants, cut flowers, cactus production, landscaping, and sports field design. Suppliers of agricultural inputs, garden equipment and modern irrigation systems are also eligible to apply.
Improved Facilities and Logistics
Mr Farouk said this year&rsquo;s exhibition would benefit from improved organisation and upgraded facilities at the Agricultural Museum, following development works carried out over the past year.
He added that full logistical support would be provided to exhibitors, with the aim of presenting the event in a way that reflects Egypt&rsquo;s long-standing history in the sector and accommodates the expected large numbers of visitors.
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Boost for Exports and Ornamental Plants
According to the minister, the exhibition aims to support Egypt&rsquo;s ornamental plants industry and create new export opportunities, while offering visitors access to the latest trends, competitive prices and special offers.
Return to Spring Festival Timing
The 2026 edition marks a return to the exhibition&rsquo;s traditional spring schedule, after several years of date changes linked to public holidays and the month of Ramadan.
Mr Farouk said the move restores a long-established tradition closely associated with spring celebrations in Egypt.
Economic Platform for Investors
The exhibition has grown into what the ministry described as an integrated economic platform, supporting nurseries and ornamental plant producers, and creating opportunities for young entrepreneurs and investors. It also serves as a link between local producers and international markets.
How to Apply
Companies and institutions wishing to participate must visit the exhibition administration office at the Agricultural Museum in Dokki to complete registration forms and review technical and organisational requirements.
Regional Significance
The Spring Flowers Exhibition is regarded as the largest and oldest event of its kind in the Arab region, bringing together producers, exhibitors and specialists in ornamental plants and landscaping.
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