African Food Security, gov’t seal strategic deal to boost economic growth, dev’t.

African Food Security, AFS, an agricultural development company emerging from Cameroon dedicated to becoming a global leader in Food Security to feed the Africa region and the world, has sealed a strategic deal with the government of Cameroon to boost economic growth and development within communities.

A Memorandum of Understanding, to this effect was reached between AFS and government July 22, 2024.

The Chief Executive Officer, CEO, of African Food Security, Alan Kessler, represented by the AFS project manager, Patrick NKOUKE, put pen on paper for the deal on behalf of the organisation while the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Gabriel Mbairobe, signed on behalf of government.

As stated by the CEO of African Food Security, the organisation will leverage on the deal to align itself with Cameroonian local communities by creating employment and providing educational, health and sports integration. 

The official said the organisation will through the deal engage series of corporate social responsibility and philanthropy actions in sustainability within communities to boost economic growth and development. 

AFS Cameroon signing MoU with Minister Mbairobe 

 

 

CEO underscores importance of deal 

Speaking in Yaounde, the CEO of AFS, Alan Kessler, stated that: “It is imperative for our business operations to integrate ourselves both from an employment, social responsibility, and philanthropy perspective into the communities where we operate”.

He added that “access to water, health and protein resources are imperative and we are highly aware reputations are continually earned, locally, regionally and nationally”. Kessler said African Food Security strives to “become a company that is one with our communities”.