Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has extended an earnest invitation to Colombia to join hands with Kenya, opening up new avenues for revitalizing Kenya’s coffee industry.
In a compelling address during a rendezvous with the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation in Chinchina, Colombia, on a memorable Wednesday, the Deputy President underscored Kenya’s unwavering commitment to resurrecting its esteemed reputation in the global coffee trade. This revival is anchored in a comprehensive overhaul of the coffee sector.
Colombia stands tall as a beacon of success in coffee cultivation and trade. Inspired by Colombia’s triumph, Kenya is eager to form a symbiotic partnership that not only benefits the nation but also trickles down to uplift coffee farmers.
A diverse delegation comprising farmers from various Kenyan counties is accompanying the Deputy President on this transformative journey. Their mission is to glean insights into coffee cultivation, value addition, marketing strategies, and the impactful techniques currently employed in Colombia, which will be directly applied to empower Kenyan coffee farmers.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua fervently emphasized that the government remains firmly committed to implementing farmer-centric reforms, ensuring that the coffee industry flourishes again.
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