Saudi Agriculture 2025 brings together the global agriculture community to share knowledge, innovations, and solutions. Discover how the Netherlands contributes to this vibrant exchange and learn more about our activities and expertise in the sector.

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India and the Netherlands are important partners in the maritime sector. Both countries recognise the key role of maritime trade, ports, and shipping in supporting economic growth and sustainable development.

Through this mission, Dutch and Indian partners come together to exchange knowledge and explore new opportunities for cooperation. By working jointly on areas such as the decarbonisation of shipping, smart and sustainable development of ports, and innovative maritime technologies, they aim to create solutions that benefit both countries.

This collaboration builds on shared ambitions for a more efficient, resilient, and sustainable maritime sector. Together, India and the Netherlands are charting a course towards a future that supports trade, innovation, and environmental responsibility.

The maritime future is NOW!

The world's current food systems are a threat to both people and our planet. We need to rethink the way we produce our food, and how we can increase supply while reducing the negative impact on the environment.

As a renowned and reliable leader in agrifood and horticulture, the Netherlands strives to support the global efforts to fast track this transition. It also continues to contribute as a key partner in innovative solutions to strengthen the resilience of the global food system, restore and protect nature and biodiversity and sustainably improve the productivity. Our advanced knowledge, innovation and experience can benefit countries worldwide to address various challenges on the path towards food security.

The Netherlands believes that by working together across sectors and regions we can create a sustainable food system for people, planet and prosperity.

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Netherlands Agricultural Network

The Netherlands Agricultural Network (LAN) represents the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature abroad. It contributes to the various challenges sustainable food systems face worldwide, such as food security, biodiversity loss and climate change. LAN is a worldwide network of agricultural counsellors and their teams of local staff who are active in 62 Dutch Embassies and Consulates-General, covering over 77 countries. The network also represents the Netherlands at international organisations: the European Union in Brussels, OECD in Paris and FAO, WFP, IFAD in Rome.

The LAN teams connect Dutch know-how, innovations and partnerships to these international priorities. They do so, based on the Dutch diamond approach, by supporting and working together with governments, companies, knowledge institutions, and civil society organisations in the international domain of agriculture, fisheries, food and nature.

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The Netherlands and the Czech Republic are natural partners in shaping Europe’s next chapter in smart and sustainable mobility. The Czech Republic brings a world-class manufacturing base, deep Tier 1 & 2 supplier capabilities, and an engineering workforce geared for scale and quality. The Netherlands complements this with globally recognised innovations in electric mobility, charging infrastructure, smart, connected mobility, and data-driven logistics. 

Collaboration between our two EU nations brings clear benefits. By aligning Czech excellence with Dutch expertise and experience we can accelerate the EV transition, strengthen European value chains, and support the decarbonisation of transport and logistics. This in turn can create quality jobs, boost competitiveness, and ensure that European industry continues to drive the global shift to sustainable mobility.

By working together, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic can jointly advance the transition to sustainable and smart mobility. Through mutual exchange of expertise, innovation, and industrial strengths, both countries can support cleaner cities, decarbonising transport, and creating economic opportunities; in turn contributing to our shared goals for a more sustainable future.