By Erick Wanjala
The director of Kenya Private Sector Alliance Eng James Mwangi together with senior official from the Alliance (KEPSA) has assured Kenyans and investors that the country has developed progressive laws and policies aimed at improving the business environment, strengthening governance, and facilitating both local and foreign investment.
Speaking during Kenya–Slovakia Business Forum 2026 , the KEPSA director noted that Kenya possesses a strong legal and regulatory framework designed to support enterprise growth, enhance transparency, and position the country as a leading investment destination in Africa. He emphasized that the country's policy architecture has been deliberately crafted to promote private sector participation, economic competitiveness, and sustainable development.
"The true measure of success lies not in the existence of legislation but in its implementation " Eng. James Mwangi, KEPSA Director
MOU signing between Kenyan Government and Slovakian Government.KEPSA renewed its partnership with Slovak Investment & Trade Development Agency (SARIO) through an MOU aimed at strengthening business & investment cooperation between Kenya & Slovakia
"We highly value Kenya's strategic role as a regional economic hub and center of innovation. Slovakia is committed to an equal partnership built on trust, innovation & long-term vision to encourage greater investment." Juraj BlanĂ¡r, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs
The engagement comes at a time when the Kenyan government is calling on stakeholders from the private sector to issue proposals to the National assembly budget committee as the region in gearing to read it's last budget estimates for the financial Year 2026- 2027.
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