PEDA Boosts Nigeria's Agriculture Export Growth Through Global Partnerships
PEDA, formerly known as the Agriculture Fresh Grower Export Association, is leading Nigeria's agricultural export market development through global partnerships. The Chief Executive Officer, Adetiloy Aiyeola, highlights the sector's resilience and growth potential despite challenges.
The focus is on non-oil exports, particularly cocoa, sesame, and horticultural commodities, to meet rising international demand. PEDA's programs and partnerships aim to enhance competitiveness, market access, and trade facilitation for African agribusinesses, connecting them to global markets.
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