Examples of these strategies included the promotion of agroecological practices, support for farmer-managed seed systems, and the development of African agroecological entrepreneurship and territorial markets. The conference also focused on soil health issues, highlighting the necessity for improved soil health practices, policy backing, and capacity building.

The conference presented an opportunity to engage high-level individuals from the agricultural sectors of Africa and Europe in collaborative efforts to address pressing emerging issues impacting the continent. The four conferences, along with their respective participants, will furnish crucial technical and policy information stemming from diverse engagements.