Qatar Chamber officials hosted a trade delegation led by Mgala Salim Mvurya, Kenya’s Minister of Investment, Trade, and Industry, along with his team. The delegation was welcomed by Qatar Chamber’s first vice-chairman Mohamed bin Towar al-Kuwari, in the presence of board member Mohamed bin Ahmed al-Obaidli and Kenyan ambassador Mohamed Noor Aden.
The meeting focused on the commercial and economic ties between Qatar and Kenya, highlighting investment opportunities on both sides and encouraging Qatari investors to explore sectors in Kenya.
During the meeting, Mvurya praised the strong relations between the two nations and mentioned that numerous agreements have been signed across various sectors. He emphasized Kenya’s desire to attract Qatari investments, pointing out opportunities in areas such as infrastructure, ICT, fintech, food, livestock, and renewable energy.
Mvurya also highlighted Kenya’s strategic position in Africa, making it a hub for key African markets, as a member of various regional economic blocs. He discussed Kenya’s investment climate, citing incentives offered through free trade and economic zones, and expressed interest in boosting exports to Qatar by fostering partnerships between the private sectors of both countries.
Al-Kuwari, in turn, praised the growing relationship between Qatar and Kenya, reaffirming Qatari investors’ interest in exploring opportunities in Kenya. He also stressed the chamber’s commitment to enhancing cooperation between Qatari and Kenyan companies to increase trade between the two nations.
