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In his keynote address, the Principal Secretary highlighted that Kenya has been ranked number one for investment momentum, an achievement reinforced by Bloomberg’s recent classification of the country as the “Singapore of Africa.” This accolade speaks volumes about the nation’s potential to attract foreign investment and enhance its manufacturing sector.
The partnership forged between Afrigreen, a leading green energy advocate, and Cherry, a significant player in the automotive industry, is set to usher in a new era of knowledge transfer and innovative solutions in Kenya. “Through this collaboration, we aim to introduce cutting-edge, environmentally friendly automotive solutions that align with our national objectives of reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable economic growth,” the Principal Secretary stated.
The Kenyan government has reiterated its commitment to supporting initiatives that foster foreign investment, with a specific focus on green industrialization. The President’s strategic vision coordinates efforts toward creating an eco-industrial park powered entirely by green energy, signaling a robust shift toward sustainable development.
Highlighting this initiative, the Principal Secretary expressed the government’s dedication to providing the necessary infrastructure and support to ensure the success of such ventures. “We are committed to enhancing our investment climate, streamlining regulatory processes, and offering incentives to economic zones to attract and retain investors,” he affirmed.
The event concluded with congratulations extended to Afrigreen and Cherry International for their collaboration, which promises to be a transformative step in Kenya’s journey toward a greener economic future. As the nation embraces this partnership, it underscores a vibrant vision for an eco-conscious and economically empowered Kenya.
With the foundation laid for sustainable industrial growth, the country is poised to lead the way in green innovation across Africa.