NAIROBI, Kenya, April 2 – Kenya and China have agreed to deepen economic cooperation in trade, infrastructure, and financial collaboration during high-level talks in Beijing.
National Treasury CS John Mbadi Ng’ongo met China’s Finance Minister Lan Fo’an to discuss financing infrastructure projects, enhancing bilateral trade, and boosting Kenya’s exports to China.
“Kenya values its economic partnership with China, which has significantly contributed to our national development,” Mbadi stated, calling for increased Chinese investment in energy, technology, and infrastructure.
Minister Lan Fo’an pledged China’s continued support, including financing projects under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and expanding cooperation in renewable energy and digital transformation.
Kenya’s delegation includes PS Chris Kiptoo, Ambassador Willy Bett, and senior economic advisors David Ndii, Adan Mohammed, and Haron Sirima.
