Kenya and the Netherlands have launched two development programmes worth 410 million shillings to improve the business environment and attract private investment.
The three-year initiatives will address investment barriers through digital regulatory services, financial transparency, procurement reforms and investor-friendly policies.
The programmes will also establish an investment delivery unit to identify regulatory challenges and reduce the cost of doing business.
The Netherlands says Kenya remains a key development partner, with cooperation targeting agriculture, renewable energy, digitalisation, healthcare and climate-resilient infrastructure.
