Alkagesta took part in the 32nd AFA International Annual Fertilizer Conference & Exhibition in Cairo on 16–18 June 2026, according to a company press release. The company said it was represented by its Fertilizer Desk Lead, Vusal Muradov. Its announcement outlined the conference agenda and described participation as an opportunity to meet existing partners, review market conditions and explore commercial opportunities in regional and international fertilizer markets.
According to Alkagesta, the gathering attracted more than 1,000 participants drawn from the global fertilizer value chain. Those attending included producers, traders, suppliers, technology providers and decision-makers. The company described the Cairo event as a leading regional conference for agricultural nutrients. The attendance figure and assessment of the event’s regional standing were provided in the company announcement, rather than an independent account of the proceedings.
Market discussions covered the global fertilizer outlook, the balance between supply and demand, and international trade flows, the release said. Energy was another part of the programme, with attention to oil and gas market developments and their effects on fertilizer value chains. Alkagesta did not provide specific market forecasts, price assessments or conclusions from those discussions in its account of the event.
The agenda also included fertilizer shipping, freight and logistics, alongside clean hydrogen and efforts to decarbonise fertilizer production. Food security, regenerative agriculture and changes in policy and regulation were among the other subjects listed. The announcement presented these as conference themes but did not detail individual presentations or report decisions arising from them.
For its own participation, Alkagesta emphasised engagement with existing partners and the examination of commercial possibilities. The release did not identify counterparties, specify prospective transactions or announce a signed agreement. Its stated commercial focus was therefore on contacts and opportunities rather than disclosed business outcomes.