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From left Brenda Mbathi, Vice Chairperson, KEPSA and CEO, of Two Rivers International Finance and Innovation Centre (TRIFIC), Mr. John Mwendwa, OGW, CEO Kenya Investment Authority (KenInvest), Ms. Caroline Kariuki, CEO of KEPSA and James Mureu, Chair, Economic Diplomacy Sector Board and Senior Management of Kenya Investment Authority.
Kenya Investment Authority (KENINVEST) and the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) have launched a collaborative multi-agency partnership aimed at significantly improving Kenya’s business environment.
This strategic move will leverage key government agencies and private sector stakeholders to streamline investment processes, jointly advocate for business-friendly policies, and promote Kenya as a premier investment destination.
Speaking during the launch, John Mwendwa, CEO for KenInvest said, “This partnership marks a significant step towards creating a more competitive and attractive investment destination in Kenya.” He further added that, “By working closely with KEPSA and other key stakeholders, we are confident that we can unlock the full potential of the private sector and drive sustainable economic development.”
The approach acknowledges the vital role of a thriving private sector in accelerating economic growth and job creation. It also aims to cultivate stronger partnerships between public and private entities, fostering mutually beneficial approach.
In this regard, Ms. Caroline Kariuki, CEO of KEPSA noted, “This initiative highlights the power of collaboration in unlocking the private sector’s potential to drive Kenya’s economic growth.
At KEPSA, we remain dedicated to fostering such partnerships to create a competitive business environment and position Kenya as a leading destination forsustainable investment.”
Present at the event were Brenda Mbathi, Vice Chairperson, KEPSA and CEO, of Two Rivers International Finance and Innovation Centre (TRIFIC), Mr. James Mureu, Chair, Economic Diplomacy Sector Board and Senior Management of Kenya InvestmentAuthority
