For the fourth time, Rwanda is participating in the Paris International Agricultural Show, known as Salon International de l’Agriculture, held at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles in Paris, France. The Paris International Agricultural Show is one of the world's largest agribusiness trade fairs, bringing together agricultural stakeholders from across the globe. This year, Rwanda is represented by the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB), the Rwanda Development Board (RDB), the Embassy of Rwanda in France, and more than 28 companies engaged in agricultural trade and exports.

For the fourth time, Rwanda is participating in the Paris International Agricultural Show, known as Salon International de l’Agriculture, held at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles in Paris, France. The Paris International Agricultural Show is one of the world's largest agribusiness trade fairs, bringing together agricultural stakeholders from across the globe. This year, Rwanda is represented by the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB), the Rwanda Development Board (RDB), the Embassy of Rwanda in France, and more than 28 companies engaged in agricultural trade and exports. As one of the leading global agricultural trade fairs, the event offers Rwandan companies a unique opportunity to showcase their high-quality products, establish new market connections, and promote the country's agricultural sector on an international stage. Recently, Rwanda’s Ambassador to France, François Nkulikiyimfura, visited the Rwanda stand, congratulated the entrepreneurs, and encouraged them to seize the opportunity to forge partnerships and expand their markets. Participating companies include Kinazi Cassava, represented by Ann Christin Ishimwe, Tropi Wanda Ltd, Effective M&N, ABCD Great Life Ltd, Best in Rwanda, 3N Farms, Hobe Coffee Company Ltd, Ino Coffee Series, Coopac Ltd, Rwanda Farmers Coffee Company Ltd, Mahembe Coffee, Rixu Coffee, and Agrismat. Rwanda’s agricultural sector has experienced substantial growth in exports, with total revenue reaching $3.2 billion (over Rwf4.3 trillion) between 2020 and 2024, according to the National Agricultural Export Development Board (NAEB).

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