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Webinar: Youth in Agribusiness (June 19, 2025)

AdminBy AdminJune 13, 2025Updated:June 13, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Unlocking Africa’s Agribusiness Potential: The Power of Youth & Mentorship.

A significant portion of Africa’s youth remains excluded from economic opportunities, even as agribusiness offers a pathway to job creation, food security, and economic growth.

To bridge this gap, FANRPAN and AGRA are championing a new initiative: structured mentorship sessions tailored for young entrepreneurs in agriculture.

Through this program, seasoned mentors will share their journeys and practical strategies, providing youth with essential guidance and access to valuable networks. By supporting youth-led production, processing, and trade ventures, this initiative aims to foster inclusive and sustainable food systems across Africa.

Empowering youth through mentorship isn’t just an investment in individuals—it’s a catalyst for resilient economies and thriving communities.

Register here: https://shorturl.at/RxiJr


Numeris Media is official Media Partner to GITEX Nigeria x AI Everything Nigeria

[03 – 04 September, 2025 – Lagos]

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