The 2025 Middle East Indoor Farming Report

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Explore the state of Indoor Farming in the Middle East (Vertical Farming and Greenhouse)—all in one comprehensive report. Coming Q4 2025.

What’s Inside the 2025 Middle East Indoor Farming Report?

The 2025 Middle East Indoor Farming Market Report delivers in-depth insights into the evolving landscape of controlled environment agriculture (CEA) across the region. Drawing from extensive interviews, regional market data, and case studies, this report provides a comprehensive view of:

  • Emerging Indoor Farming Trends influencing production in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, Levant, and North Africa
  • Key Vertical Farming Developments in technology adoption, crop selection, and evolving business models within the Middle East
  • Greenhouse Sector Analysis covering hybrid systems, energy efficiency, water-use optimization, and automation tailored to arid climates
  • Market Mapping of active and planned projects in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, Egypt, and Jordan
  • Regulatory Frameworks & Policy Landscape specific to the Middle East, including import reliance, food security strategies, and subsidy programs
  • Investment Climate detailing funding trends, consolidation activities, and strategic partnerships shaping the sector
  • Spotlight on Enabling Technologies such as biostimulants, gel substrates, desalination-integrated systems, and tissue culture applications in regional production
  • Consumer Trends highlighting shifts in demand toward premium produce, food safety, and specialty crops favored in local and export markets

Why The Middle East Indoor Farming Report Matters

Whether you are a grower, investor, policymaker, or supplier, the 2025 Middle East Indoor Farming Market Report is your guide to:

  • Navigating macroeconomic pressures affecting indoor agriculture across the Middle East
  • Aligning strategies with the most relevant regional Indoor Farming Trends
  • Understanding how Vertical Farming Developments are influencing food security and reshaping supply chains in the region
  • Tracking innovations in sustainable and hybrid Greenhouse Systems designed for arid and water-scarce environments
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Black tomato variety grown within Grow-tec's facility. Image provided by Grow-tec.

Who Should Download It?

The 2025 Middle East Indoor Farming Market Report is essential reading for:

  • Operators of vertical farms and high-tech greenhouses across the Middle East
  • Investors and analysts monitoring high-growth AgTech opportunities in the region
  • Policymakers and food security authorities shaping national agricultural strategies
  • Researchers and academics studying climate-adaptive systems in arid and semi-arid environments
  • AgTech solution providers and startups seeking to expand into Middle Eastern markets

For those aiming to benchmark strategies, identify high-potential markets, or understand the trajectory of the regional industry, this is the definitive resource on Indoor Farming Trends, Vertical Farming Developments, and Greenhouse Innovations in 2025.

What You’ll Get by Signing Up

Joining the waitlist gives you:

  • First access to the digital edition of the report
  • Exclusive early insights and previews
  • Notifications when bonus content and the interactive dashboard go live

Built by Industry Insiders

This report is authored and curated by:

Sepehr A. Achard – Co-Founder & COO of AgTech Media Group and host of the Vertical Farming Podcast
Thea-Isabella Otto – Managing Editor of The Indoor Farmer and lead researcher for Europe and the Middle East

All insights are grounded in primary research and verified data. Our sources include:

  • iGrow News’ proprietary industry database
  • Statista, World Bank, and agricultural trade data
  • Local agricultural and regulatory agencies
  • Interviews with growers, policymakers, and tech providers
  • Partner reports from industry associations and CEA institutions