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In addition to providing a platform for SME cooperation and growth on
both sides, the CEPA will significantly accelerate investment flows in
high-potential industries like logistics, healthcare, travel and tourism,

infrastructure, and ICT.

Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Minister of State for Foreign Trade,
said that, “The UAE-Kenya Comprehensive Economic Partnership
Agreement marks a significant milestone in our CEPA program. It is a
testament to our commitment to strengthening economic ties with the
African continent and to creating new opportunities for businesses and
investors in both of our countries.

Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi | Image: WAM

The UAE-Kenya CEPA will not only boost trade and investment, but
also foster innovation and sustainable growth in key sectors such as
agriculture, technology and tourism. We look forward to deepening our

relationship with Kenya and to further expanding our presence in
Africa as a trusted partner and investor.”

Kenya’s economy, one of the most promising in Africa, experienced
real GDP growth accelerating from 4.8 percent in 2022 to an
estimated 5 percent in 2023, while it is projected that real GDP will

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