KCB is Vying to Boost East Africa/US Trade, Investments, CEO Paul Russo Says at Bullish Kenya
KCB is vying to deepen its support to businesses and investors focused on the East Africa & US Markets CEO, Paul Russo said at Bullish Kenya...
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KCB Group is intensifying its efforts to support businesses and investors engaging with East Africa and the US markets, leveraging its regional presence, according to CEO Paul Russo.
- KCB aims to deepen facilitation of cross-border trade, remittances, and investments between East Africa and the US.
- The announcement was made by Paul Russo, KCB Group CEO, at the inaugural Bullish Kenya event in New York.
- The initiative aligns with projected significant growth in trade and investments between Africa and the US over the next five years, with East Africa seeking an extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).
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