Ruto woos Japanese investors as Kenya deepens economic ties

“More than 120 Japanese companies have invested in Kenya and we continue to encourage more businesses to come to Kenya and participate in public-private partnerships, especially for commercially viable projects,” the President said. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | ..

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President William Ruto is actively seeking increased investment from Japanese firms in Kenya, aiming to deepen economic ties between the two nations by encouraging participation in public-private partnerships for viable projects.

More than 120 Japanese companies are currently invested in Kenya.
Key figures involved include President William Ruto and Japan’s Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi.
The appeal was made at State House, Nairobi, highlighting the long-standing diplomatic and economic relations between Kenya and Japan since 1963.

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