Sunday, September 20, 2026

COMESA leather value chain strategy workshop begins

The highly anticipated COMESA Regional Leather Value Chain Strategy Validation Workshop kicked off today in Nairobi, marking a significant moment for the leather industry in the region. Organized by the Africa Leather and Leather Products Institute (ALLPI), the workshop has brought together participants from across the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) region, including government officials, industry leaders, and key stakeholders, all eager to contribute to the future of Africa’s leather industry.

The atmosphere on the first day was charged with anticipation and purpose as delegates gathered to review and validate the COMESA Regional Leather Value Chain Strategy for 2025-2029. This strategy, developed through extensive consultations with industry stakeholders, aims to reshape the leather industry across the COMESA region by addressing key challenges and unlocking new opportunities for growth.

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