The fair will showcase agricultural products, foods and beverages, packaging and processing industries, renewable-energy powered production, food-technology and medical-tourism links.

 

Organizers said its aim is to position Gilan as a major agro-food export hub and supply chain gateway to the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and Eurasia, Tehran Times reported.

 

Gilan’s governor and trade officials note the province’s special logistical advantages – rail, road, sea and air connectivity – and flag the Anzali Free Zone as a commercial door into the Caspian and Eurasian markets.

 

A recent article described Gilan as the “lead province for boosting Iran-Russia trade” under Iran’s strategic cooperation framework.

 

The exhibition’s objectives include reducing intermediaries to lower cost, building full value chains, introducing advanced sorting, processing and logistics, and promoting investment opportunities. Booths will cover agricultural produce (fresh, dried, medicinal herbs, honey, dairy, halal protein), packaging and processing equipment, local breads and confectionery, beverages, food-technology and culinary tourism.