By John Kariuki
Garissa County is positioning itself as a key economic hub, welcoming investors and partners to explore its vast economic potential. Governor Nathif Jama has reaffirmed the county’s commitment to fostering business growth, emphasizing that Garissa—and by extension, Kenya—is open for business.
Speaking at the Somalia-Kenya Trade Week held at BBS Mall in Eastleigh, Governor Jama commended the organizers for creating a vital platform that brings together business leaders, policymakers, and investors. The event serves as a bridge for strengthening trade ties between Kenya and Somalia, paving the way for enhanced cross-border commerce and investment opportunities.
"As we strengthen trade relations between Kenya and Somalia, we welcome investors to explore the untapped opportunities within Garissa County," Governor Jama stated. "This forum is a step towards fostering deeper economic collaboration that will drive growth and prosperity for both nations."
With its strategic location, abundant resources, and growing infrastructure, Garissa offers significant potential in sectors such as agriculture, trade, renewable energy, and logistics. The county leadership is keen on creating an enabling business environment to attract local and international investments that will drive job creation and economic development.
Governor Jama emphasized the need for continued collaboration between public and private sector players, urging stakeholders to take advantage of the opportunities presented by the growing economic ties between Kenya and Somalia.
"Together, let’s build stronger economic ties and create lasting prosperity," he concluded.
This renewed focus on trade and investment signals a new era of economic transformation for Garissa County, reaffirming its role as a vital player in Kenya’s broader economic growth agenda.
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