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The Chief Executive Officer of the Agricultural Employers Association (AEA), Mr. Wesley Siele, attended the 114th International Labour Conference (ILC) held in Geneva, Switzerland, from 1st to 12th June 2026. The conference took place at the International Labour Organization (ILO) Headquarters, the Palais des Nations, and the International Conference Centre Geneva (CICG).

The conference brought together tripartite delegations from 187 member states, comprising representatives from governments, employers, and workers. The annual gathering serves as the world's premier forum for discussing labour and employment issues and shaping international labour standards.

One of the key agenda items was the discussion on decent work in the platform economy. Delegates continued negotiations on a possible new international labour standard aimed at protecting workers in the gig and platform economy. The discussions emphasized the importance of ensuring fair working conditions, social protection, and inclusion of informal workers in emerging labour frameworks.

Another major theme was Artificial Intelligence and the future of work. The ILO Director-General's report, titled A MOMENT OF CHOICE:



The Agricultural Employers Association (AEA) participated in the International Flower Trade Expo (IFTEX) 2026,ONE OF Africa's premier horticultural exhibitions held in Nairobi,Kenya.

The Event brought together flower growers ,exporters,buyers,industry stakeholders,policy makers and service providers from around the world to showcase innovations ,explore market opportunities and strengthen partnerships within the  Floriculture  sector.

AEA'S participation underscored its commitment to supporting employers in the agricultural and horticultural industries by promoting sustainable growth,compliance with Labour standards and industry competitiveness .The exhibition provided an excellent platform for engaging with members,industry leaders and international partners on emerging trends and opportunities in the flower sector.

AEA remains committed to supporting employers in agriculture and horticulture by fostering partnerships and advocating a competitive and sustainable agricultural sector

With valuable insights gained and new connections established, AEA leaves IFTEX 2026 encouraged by the industry's potential and inspired by the collective commitment to excellence."Together,we continue to shape a thriving future for Kenya's Floriculture sector."

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Marking a key milestone the Association held it's 63rd Annual General Meeting (AGM)at the most incredible Mwanzo Lounge business park, Naivasha under the theme; CULTIVATING SKILLS FOR CLIMATE -SMART TECH DRIVEN AGRICULTURE.The AGM was successfully delivered achieving full quorum and resolutions to all agenda items.

The AGM commenced with the Chairman's address Mr Kirimi Mpungu, highlighted that agriculture remains one of the largest employers in Kenya and continues to support millions of livelihoods,global market impacting the agricultural sector,and logistic challenges due to high cost of living.

He appreciated members for their continued support, collaboration and partnership.

The Association CEO Mr Wesley Siele stated this year under review was marked by a challenging operating environment driven by economic pressures, climate shocks, rising labour costs and an increasingly complex regulatory landscape.


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