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    Royal Commission for AlUla Invites Farmers to Participate in Khayrat AlUla Seasons

    Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamJune 21, 2026
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     The Royal Commission for AlUla has invited farmers and families working in cottage industry to register and participate in Khayrat AlUla Seasons 2026-2027. The initiative is part of the commission’s ongoing efforts to support local production, empower agricultural entrepreneurs, and expand market access for AlUla products among visitors and consumers from within the Kingdom and abroad.
     The Khayrat AlUla seasons feature a series of specialized seasonal events, including the Summer Fruits Season, Dates Season, Bergamot Season, Citrus Season, Honey Season, and a dedicated date auction. The initiative aims to showcase the quality of local products, strengthen their competitiveness, promote agricultural output, and enhance the economic value of AlUla’s agricultural sector.
     The commission said the seasons provide an important platform for highlighting the diversity and excellence of AlUla’s agricultural products while creating opportunities for farmers and families working in cottage industry. The initiative also supports the sustainability of the agricultural sector and contributes to the governorate’s broader economic-development objectives.
     The commission invited interested participants to register through the following link: https://surveys.rcu.gov.sa/s/OtNt9n9Bk4hDJO0wY0La

    Source: Riyadh Daily

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