Kenya calls for increased trade, investment among Commonwealth nations
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The country argued that the Commonwealth, which represents approximately 2.7 billion people, has significant potential to stimulate economic growth through enhanced trade, investment and financial cooperation.
Kenya has called for increased trade and investment among Commonwealth member states, urging the 56-nation bloc to leverage its combined economic potential to accelerate development and strengthen cooperation.
Speaking during the 28th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in St John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, on Tuesday, November 3, Kenya’s delegation emphasised the need for stronger economic partnerships that complement existing trade arrangements rather than duplicate them.
