Kindiki calls for african financial architecture to unlock investment

Kindiki commended ATIDI for its continued partnership with Kenya in key sectors including energy, agriculture, infrastructure, and trade, noting that public funding alone cannot sustainably finance the country's development agenda...

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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, representing President William Ruto, has called for a strengthened African financial architecture to attract investment and mitigate risks.

A robust financial framework is needed to reduce investment risks and boost investor confidence on the continent.
The appeal was made during the opening of the 26th Annual General Meeting of the African Trade and Investment Development Insurance (ATIDI) in Nairobi.
Deputy President Kindiki emphasized the importance of political stability and good governance for continental financial institutions to achieve their development goals.

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