NAIROBI, March 19 (NNN-KBC) — Kenya has reiterated its dedication to promoting cooperation with Dutch investors in key sectors like sustainable mobility, agribusiness, renewable energy, and healthcare.
The move aims to drive innovation, economic growth, and sustainable development in both nations.
The Kenyan delegation held discussions alongside King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima of the Netherlands on Tuesday at the Netherlands Business Hub event.
In a statement, the Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi noted that the discussions focused on expanding strategic partnerships in horticulture, agriculture, and water management sectors.
“Our discussions focused on expanding strategic partnerships in horticulture, agriculture, and water management sectors where the Netherlands remains Kenya’s leading trading partner in Europe.”
Speaking at the forum, CS Mudavadi reaffirmed Kenya’s dedication to a dynamic and competitive business landscape.
“With strong collaborations in trade, investment, and sustainable technologies, we explored new avenues to drive mutual prosperity,” said Mudavadi.
Kenya underscored the importance of ensuring tax policy predictability, streamlining business regulations, and reinforcing institutional frameworks to enhance investor confidence.
These measures are expected to create a more conducive environment for long-term investments and economic stability.
“Key priorities included ensuring tax policy predictability, streamlining business regulations, and reinforcing institutional frameworks to create a more conducive environment for investors,” stated Mudavadi.
The event brought together Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe, Principal Secretary for Investment Promotion Abubakar Hassan, the Chairman of the Netherlands Business Hub, and industry leaders, reinforcing a shared vision for sustainable prosperity. — NNN-KBC
