The Colombian government has extended the contract for the National Coffee Fund for five months, postponing a new agreement to the next presidential administration. The decision follows negotiations addressing key issues within the coffee sector. Discussions centered on budgetary autonomy for the fund, increased participation from departmental committees, and guaranteed purchase agreements for coffee producers. Strengthening governance and representation within the coffee industry were also focal points of the talks. The outgoing government opted not to finalize a long-term agreement, instead passing the responsibility to its successor. This move ensures continuity of funding for the crucial coffee sector while allowing the incoming president to shape the fund’s future direction. The extension provides time for further consultation and development of a comprehensive strategy.