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Browsing: Kenya-Canada business relations
- Next month, the 2nd Canada-Africa Business Conference in Nairobi signifies an opportunity for stakeholders to explore avenues for investment.
- Canada has been one of Kenya’s big trade partners with Kenyan exports to Canada estimated at US$18.71 million in 2022.
- The Canada-Africa Business Conference is a testament to the growing economic ties between the two regions.
Nairobi will host the second Canada-Africa Business Conference slated for February 2024, as the North American country looks to increase its grip on regional investments.
The Canada-Africa Chamber of Business announced that the annual gathering slated for the 19th to 20th of February 2024 in Nairobi, will be inaugurated by Kenyan President William Ruto and will seek to foster bilateral trade relations and investment opportunities between Africa and Canada.
The conference will serve as a platform for government officials, business leaders, and entrepreneurs from both nations to engage in constructive dialogue, explore potential collaborations, and …
