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Over 300 exhibitors to grace 2025 Nairobi International Trade Fair

Over 300 exhibitors to grace 2025 Nairobi International Trade Fair

Over 300 exhibitors to grace 2025 Nairobi International Trade Fair..

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The 2025 Nairobi International Trade Fair, scheduled to open after the annual Harvest Festival, is expected to host over 300 exhibitors, including international participants from countries like China, India, and Canada. The event aims to showcase Kenya's agricultural strength, innovation, and trade opportunities.

  • Over 300 exhibitors from various economic sectors, including international participants, will be featured.
  • Main organizers and speakers include A.S.K National Chairperson, Edeth Onzere, and Agatha Thuo, CEO of ASNET.
  • Agriculture contributes 22% to Kenya's National GDP, employs over 70% of rural communities, and accounts for 65% of all Kenya's export earnings.

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