Paul Caffè has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Kenya’s aviation ecosystem by sponsoring the Aviation Golf Day with a Ksh. 250,000 contribution. The sponsorship cheque was formally handed over to the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) Managing Director, Mr. Alex Gitari, by Paul Caffè Director, Mr. Edward Nyingi Mukundi.
The Aviation Golf Day is a flagship networking event that brings together key stakeholders from across the aviation sector, including regulators, airport operators, airlines, service providers, and private sector partners. The tournament provides a unique platform for collaboration, relationship-building, and dialogue on the growth and sustainability of Kenya’s aviation industry.
Speaking during the cheque handover, Edward Mukundi emphasized the importance of partnerships between the private sector and public institutions in strengthening national infrastructure. He noted that Paul Caffè’s involvement reflects its long-standing relationship with the aviation industry and its belief in initiatives that promote unity, dialogue, and shared progress.
“As a business that operates within major aviation hubs, we recognize the critical role the aviation sector plays in driving trade, tourism, and economic growth. Supporting forums like the Aviation Golf Day allows stakeholders to connect beyond boardrooms and build stronger working relationships,” said Mukundi.
Paul Caffè operates restaurant outlets in strategic locations, including Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), and has over the years worked closely with aviation stakeholders to deliver quality hospitality services within airport environments.
The Aviation Golf Day continues to attract strong corporate participation and is fast becoming a key annual event on the aviation calendar, reinforcing collaboration and shared commitment toward the advancement of Kenya’s aviation sector.
