600 to attend Dar agribusiness congress.
The congress, pencilled for January 27-28, offers a platform for investors, donor community, input suppliers, government, farmers of all scales and all professionals involved in the agricultural value chain, looking for sustainable cost effective solutions, trade partners and opportunities that will set East Africa into an agricultural hub.
“Participants will discuss strategic plans relating to regional growth, market accessibilities in the East African agricultural corridors and share best practices to overcome the critical impacts of climate change within the region,” said the Agribusiness Congress East Africa Marketing Manager, Ms Melissa Bender, in a statement to the press.
According to Ms Bender, the Agricultural Council of Tanzania (ACT) would host the third annual Agribusiness Congress East Africa under the theme, “Driving regional growth and accessibility in East Africa”.
Ms Bender said a unique feature of Agribusiness Congress East 2016 conference is the roundtable discussions between the representatives of the public and private sector, presenting each industry with its own challenges and requirements in an interactive Business to Business (B2B) intimate dialogue.
She said discussions will focus on enabling frameworks of land reforms, accessing finance and identifying investment partners, modernising smallholder farming, Climate actions and post-harvest loss, processing and storing transport logistics, market access and trading.
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