Statement by ASK National Chairperson

Promoting Climate-Smart Agriculture for a Sustainable Future

The Agricultural Society of Kenya is excited to announce
its final quarter events for this year: the Mombasa International
Show, the Central Kenya National Show in Nyeri,
the Baringo Branch Show in Kabarnet, the Nairobi International
Trade Fair, the South-Western Kenya Branch Show in Migori, and the Kitale National Show.

These events are more than just exhibitions—they are
crucial platforms for advancing agriculture and trade in
Kenya. They serve as hubs of innovation, networking, and
collaboration, aligned with our mission of driving development
in agriculture, trade, and related sectors.

This year’s theme, “Promoting Climate-Smart Agriculture
and Trade Initiatives for Sustainable Economic
Growth,” highlights the urgent need to adopt practices and
technologies that tackle climate challenges and bolster
economic resilience. The agricultural sector plays a critical
role in ensuring food security and sustainable growth,
and it is essential that we continue to innovate and adapt.

To transcend traditional boundaries, we must commit to
innovation, which enhances productivity, efficiency, competitiveness,
and quality. Our shows and trade fairs offer a
unique opportunity to explore cutting-edge solutions and
integrate the latest technological advancements into agriculture
and trade.

The Society is committed to working with the National
Government and all stakeholders to promote public participation
and engagement. By encouraging farmers, entrepreneurs,
and industry players to embrace new agricultural
and trade innovations; we support the National Government’s
agenda on agricultural transformation, healthcare
improvement, entrepreneurship and job creation.

We invite the public to participate actively in the diverse
activities, exhibitions, and discussions at these events. Let
us come together to celebrate the resilience and creativity
of our farmers, the ingenuity of our entrepreneurs, and the
dedication of all those shaping our nation’s agricultural
landscape.

Mrs. Annabel Kiriinya, EBS

National Chairperson