In a bid to attract foreign direct investment, President William Ruto has called upon Polish investors to consider Kenya as a prime investment destination.

Speaking at the Polish-Kenyan High-Level Economic Dialogue in Nairobi, President Ruto emphasized the country’s strategic position as an ideal investment hub for those eyeing the African market. He announced the government’s implementation of robust measures to entice foreign investors, including the establishment of five Special Economic Zones across the country, offering special tariffs to potential investors.

“We will continuously refine these opportunities and incentives to make sure that they reflect the wishes of the market,” President Ruto stated during the dialogue.

The President’s call to action was met with positive feedback from President Andrzej Duda of Poland, who expressed his government’s interest in Kenya as an attractive investment destination. President Duda highlighted the importance of showcasing the potential business opportunities in Kenya to the Polish people, emphasizing the need to promote mutual investments between the two countries.

“One of the most important tasks necessary to promote our mutual investments is to show the Polish people the attractiveness of potential business opportunities in Kenya,” President Duda remarked during the dialogue.

The Polish-Kenyan business meeting was lauded as a significant platform to demonstrate Kenya’s investment potential. With the government’s commitment to refining investment opportunities and incentives, Kenya is poised to become a favorable destination for foreign investors, with a particular focus on attracting Polish businesses.