Thursday, July 9, 2026

Al Jazeera - Economy:

The Saudi Chamber Federation hosted the Saudi-Kenyan Roundtable at its headquarters in Riyadh, organized by the Saudi-Kenyan Business Council, with the participation of the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Affairs of the Republic of Kenya, Dr. Musalia Mudavadi, and a number of officials and representatives of government agencies and the private sector in both countries; to explore investment opportunities and enhance economic and trade cooperation between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Republic of Kenya.

The roundtable showcased promising investment opportunities, explored avenues for cooperation between the two countries in several economic sectors, and discussed ways to expand partnerships between business communities and enhance direct communication between investors, supporting the growth of trade and investment exchange.

The program included presentations by the Ministry of Economy and Planning, the Saudi Export Development Authority, the Saudi Export-Import Bank, and Kenyan investment authorities, in addition to an open discussion session and bilateral meetings between Saudi and Kenyan companies to explore cooperation opportunities and build investment partnerships.

The Saudi-Kenyan Business Council plays an active role in enhancing economic relations between the Kingdom and the Republic of Kenya by connecting business communities, facilitating communication between investors, exploring investment and trade opportunities, and supporting the establishment of strategic partnerships that contribute to the development of trade and investment exchange between the two countries.

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