Algeria Minister Arrives for Agriculture Summit

The VIP terminal is expected to experience an influx of high-profile dignitaries and heads of state attending this year’s CAADP Summit.

Uganda has received the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development of Algeria, Youcef Cherfa, who is leading the North African country's delegation to the 2025 Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Summit, scheduled to kick off on Thursday, January 9th, 2025, in Kampala.

As the first of many dignitaries, Cherfa's arrival marks the beginning of a busy week for Uganda.

The VVIP terminal is expected to experience an influx of high-profile dignitaries and heads of state attending this year’s CAADP Summit.

According to reliable sources, over ten heads of state and thousands of government officials from across the continent are expected, alongside agricultural enthusiasts from many parts of the world.

The CAADP Summit is a significant event in the African agricultural sector, focusing on advancing sustainable agricultural growth and development across the continent.

The presence of global leaders at the summit highlights Uganda’s pivotal role in shaping the future of African agriculture.

While the VIP terminal remains calm, anticipation is building as Uganda prepares to host key figures from across Africa.

With a jam-packed agenda ahead, this summit promises to be a landmark event in strengthening agricultural partnerships and development strategies across the continent.

Uganda's Head of Mission in Algeria, John Chrysostom Alintuma Nsambu, expressed the vast economic opportunities in agriculture, particularly in dairy and milk production.