Zootechnia, established in 1999, is a specialized trade fair in Greece focusing on animal husbandry and poultry breeding. This significant event is held biennially at the renowned Thessaloniki International Exhibition & Congress Center, serving as a central meeting point for experts in the agricultural industry. The fair provides valuable insights into modern agricultural techniques and technologies. The name "Zootechnia" originates from Greek and means "animal economy," which accurately reflects the fair's focal points: animal husbandry, poultry breeding, feed production, agricultural machinery and equipment, animal health and welfare, as well as automation and management in animal husbandry. The fair showcases a wide range of products and services, including advanced solutions for feed production, innovative agricultural equipment, and biotechnological applications to enhance animal health. Additional events like the Pet Festival, the Panhellenic Congress on Meat and Meat Products, and the Horse Show further increase public interest. Zootechnia is organized by Helexpo SA, an established event organizer that utilizes this platform to present innovations and foster the exchange of expertise. The fair attracts participants from various fields such as agriculture, veterinary medicine, and biotechnology, providing a platform for farmers, researchers, and entrepreneurs to network and exchange ideas. The fair is of great significance to Thessaloniki and Greece as a whole, as it drives agricultural innovation and economic development in the region. The Thessaloniki International Exhibition & Congress Center, with its modern infrastructure and excellent transportation links, provides an ideal setting for this important event and symbolizes Thessaloniki's dynamic role in the international trade fair sector. Thus, Zootechnia is not only a central attraction for the industry but also a crucial part of the economic and cultural landscape of Thessaloniki and Greece. The Zootechnia takes place biennially, and therefore for the 14th time previsibly in February 2027 in Thessaloniki.