Kenya and the Arab world have, in recent years, developed a new form of economic cooperation that supports mutual growth and strengthens their role as strategic partners. With shared historical ties, close geographic proximity, and complementary economic strengths, Kenya and its Arab partners are building a diversified economic corridor that benefits both regions. Through platforms such as the Joint Kenya–Arab Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JKACCI) , businesses, policymake

Making Kenya–Arab Business Partnerships Stronger The city of Nairobi has launched a new digital licensing system to make it easier and faster for investors to start businesses there. The business community has welcomed the update as a real step towards making things run more smoothly and attracting more foreign investment. The new platform puts all of the different approval processes in one place, which cuts down on paperwork and waiting times. The system gives investors a cl

Kenya has been named the most competitive economy in Africa in the 2025 IMD World Competitiveness Center global ranking, placing 56th out of 69 countries worldwide — a strong testament to Kenya’s growing economic strength and business-friendly environment. For the members and partners of the Joint Kenya‑Arab Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JKACCI), this achievement sends a clear positive signal: Kenya is increasingly positioning itself as a stable, competitive, and attracti

Nairobi, Kenya — 12 September 2025  — United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has reaffirmed its strong commitment to supporting Kenya’s...

Today Kenya has taken a major step in strengthening its economy and international trade by signing a yen-denominated loan agreement with...