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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 38515, member: 636"]
Uganda sells tea overseas as one of its main moneymakers. Ambassador Philip Odida spoke about this at a tea meeting in Nigeria. He wants African countries to work together on tea sales and asked people to try Ugandan tea flavors through the Africa Trade Consortium. He believes teamwork helps grow the tea business.

A Nigerian media group put together this tea trade event. People came from many countries to talk about African tea sales. Government workers, business owners, and embassy staff joined the talks. They discussed how to sell more tea between African nations. The meeting helped people find new markets for their products.

Egypt and Ivory Coast sent representatives to the meeting. These countries want to increase the tea trade across Africa. Uganda promised to help other African nations with tea-growing methods. They all plan to work under the new Africa trade agreement. This partnership aims to make African tea famous worldwide.
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