The government of Somaliland has given the nod for RiceAfrika, a leading Agritech company transforming smallholder farming in Africa, to introduce its tech-driven solutions to boost agricultural productivity in the country.
RiceAfrika Founder and CEO Ibrahim Maigari Ahmadu got the assurances from Vice President Abdirahman Abdillahi Ismail during a recent meeting at the Presidential Palace in Hargeisa.
Abdulhahi pledged to provide an enabling environment for the company to operate as it aims to empower Somaliland’s smallholder farmers through its award-winning FarmEASY Operating System.
RiceAfrika CEO said, “We are grateful for the commitment from the Somaliland government, with their partnership, we can transform agriculture for thousands of farmers in this nation.”
The RiceAfrika’s CEO visit was facilitated by Bilow Capital, a Hargeisa-based venture capital fund that attracts innovative companies with high-impact potential to the country.
The Agritech firm currently operates in Nigeria, Tanzania and Rwanda, leveraging its proprietary technology to optimize farming for over 1 million smallholder farmers across Africa.
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