Tribune News Network
Doha
Qatar Chamber hosted a trade delegation led byMgala Salim Mvurya, Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry of the Republic of Kenya, and his accompanying team.
The delegation was received by the QC First Vice-Chairman Mohamed bin Twar Al-Kuwari, in the presence of board member Mohamed bin Ahmed Al-Obaidli andMohamed Noor Aden, Ambassador of the Republic of Kenya.
The meeting addressed the commercial and economic relations between Qatar and Kenya, the investment opportunities available on both sides, and encouraging Qatari investors to explore investments in various sectors in Kenya.
Addressing the meeting, the Kenyan Minister praised the close relations between both countries across various fields, noting that many agreements have been signed in multiple sectors.
Mvurya emphasized Kenya’s interest in attracting Qatari investments, highlighting the multitude of investment opportunities available in sectors such as infrastructure, ICT, fintech, food, livestock, and renewable energy.
The Minister pointed out that Kenya enjoys a strategic location in Africa, making it a potential hub for several important African markets, as it is a member of various economic blocs in the region.
He elaborated on the Kenyan investment climate, emphasizing the incentives and facilities offered by its free trade and economic zones.
The Minister assured his country’s interest in increasing its exports to Qatar by fostering cooperation between the Kenyan and Qatari private sectors.
For his part, Mohamed bin Twar commended the developing relations betweenQatar and Kenya, stressing the interest of Qatari investors in exploring the opportunities available in Kenya.
He also underscored the Chamber’s keenness on strengthening cooperation between Qatari companies and their Kenyan counterparts to enhance trade exchange between the two countries.
