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In Meru National Coffee Summit, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua emphasized the importance of revamping the coffee subsector during the National Coffee Summit held at Three Steers Hotel in Meru town. Joined by enthusiastic coffee farmers and stakeholders, Gachagua expressed his commitment to restoring the former profitability of this crucial sector of the economy.
Gachagua highlighted the significance of the summit as a platform for collective brainstorming and strategy development to steer the coffee industry back to success. The event aimed to address the challenges faced by coffee farmers and explore innovative solutions to restore the subsector’s prosperity.
The Deputy President underscored the responsibility to fulfill the pledge made to the people to rejuvenate the coffee industry. He affirmed the unwavering determination of the government and all relevant stakeholders to take decisive action and restore the glory of the once-thriving sector.
The National Coffee Summit provided an opportunity for key players in the coffee value chain, including farmers, industry experts, policymakers, and researchers, to come together and share insights, experiences, and expertise. Through open dialogue and collaboration, the summit aimed to identify practical strategies and initiatives to revitalize the coffee subsector.
The discussions at the summit covered various crucial aspects, such as sustainable farming practices, market access, value addition, quality control, and financial support for farmers. By addressing these critical issues comprehensively, the participants sought to create a roadmap for the sector’s resurgence and establish a foundation for long-term growth and profitability.
Deputy President Gachagua concluded by urging all participants to actively engage in the deliberations and contribute their expertise to shape the future of the coffee industry. The government’s commitment, combined with the enthusiasm and dedication of farmers and stakeholders, sets the stage for a promising transformation of the coffee subsector, reinvigorating its role as a significant driver of economic growth and development.
