We had the opportunity to meet both local and international companies, which have already led
to valuable new leads. The people who visited our booth were the right audience-genuinely
interested in our business- and we are very pleased with that. In addition, some major
challenges faced by Dutch companies, such as foreign exchange issues, were addressed during
the conference. The session focused on access to finance with the National Bank of Ethiopia, and
it was a very helpful and insightful experience. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and we
plan to return next year.

This is our sixth time participating in this event. We keep coming back because it truly supports
us by providing a platform to introduce our products and create business leads in the
international market. This year, we expanded our participation and brought emerging young
honey producers to the exhibition. They are very happy with the results and the exposure they
received, especially with international clients such as those from China.

This marks our third consecutive year participating in this exhibition, and we continue to attend
because it offers a unique platform to engage with clients and stakeholders from across Ethiopia.
The exhibition is exceptionally well organized, and the organizers demonstrate commendable
dedication at every stage of the event. We firmly believe that this exhibition plays a significant
role in fostering the growth and development of the Ethiopian poultry market.

As an animal feed and premix producer, this event provides an excellent platform to connect
with farmers, feed millers, and others engaged in similar industries. As a supplier, I find it very
interesting because, coming from a different country, we use this platform as an opportunity to
assess the market. So far, the visitors have shown a strong interest in the products we are
working on, and we would like to thank the event organizers for creating such an opportunity.

This exhibition provides us with a valuable opportunity to present the diverse range of projects
we are undertaking in Ethiopia to the wider public. We hope that both aspiring and established
farmers will use this platform to exchange ideas, share knowledge, explore innovative
technologies, and forge meaningful connections. Furthermore, we introduced insightful and
practical concepts during our conference session. This exhibition is more than a showcase-it
serves as a dynamic forum where significant ideas are shared, and constructive discussions take
place.

This is beyond what I expected. This is my second time attending this exhibition, and I have had
the chance to meet people from different parts of Ethiopia-from Mekelle, Bahir Dar, and Arba
Minch-who came specifically to explore the aquaculture section of the event. I also had the
opportunity to speak with government officials, and I even received offers to integrate fish
farming with poultry and dairy businesses. This exhibition is truly a place of growth and
learning. My sincere thanks to the organizers.