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Browsing: One Belt One Road
- President William Ruto who is attending the third Belt and Road Forum in Beijing is urging Chinese investors to target energy, water and housing sectors in Kenya.
- He said Kenya will support investors who will add value to the country’s abundant raw materials.
- The President witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum and Energy China.
Kenya is seeking more investments from China amid a slow return to borrowing for development, which could see the East Asian country continue with its dominance in Kenya’s infrastructure space.
President William Ruto, who is attending the third Belt and Road Forum in Beijing, has urged Chinese investors to exploit opportunities in the fields of energy, water and housing in Kenya. He said Kenya will support investors who will add value to the country’s abundant raw materials.
“Kenya presents real opportunities for investment especially in transformative areas …