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September 9, 2018 During the 2018 fiscal year, the government is allocating more than 1.2 million hectares of land for coffee cultivation as part of a strategic effort to stimulate sector growth. This initiative aims to foster greater involvement from the private sector in expanding coffee farming nationwide. A primary focus of the plan is to promote modern agricultural practices, with mechanization playing a vital role in boosting efficiency and productivity. To attract and support investors, the government is also establishing a comprehensive system of incentives and support services designed to create a conducive environment for private sector participation. These measures are intended to encourage investors to adopt advanced farming techniques and invest in large-scale coffee operations. Such efforts are expected to accelerate industry modernization, improve crop yields, and enhance Ethiopia’s standing in the global coffee market, ultimately increasing national output and foreign exchange...