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Browsing: trade talks
Manufacturers from Kenya and Tanzania are set to hold three day talks starting today to deliberate on trade promotion and market access between the two countries.
According to Kenya Association of Manufacturers who will be co-hosting the event, Food and Beverage, Edible Oils, Chemicals, Automotive, Leather and Footwear sectors are some of the manufacturing sectors that shall participate in the trade mission.
The event is also being hosted by Confederation of Tanzania Industries (CTI).
Leading the Kenyan delegation, KAM Chairman Mucai Kunyiha noted that addressing pertinent issues between Kenya and Tanzania will not only enhance trade between the two nations but also drive the competitiveness of products and services from both countries
He added that the two countries have the capability and capacity to add value to the wide array of resources that both countries have for export markets.
He however said that achieving this is hindered every time the …