Today, in Nairobi, at the California–Africa Climate and Economic Partnership Kenya Forum, KenInvest CEO John Mwendwa, OGW, pitched for unlocking sustainable investments that foster both economic growth and climate resilience.
The Nairobi forum brought together key leaders, including CS Hon. Lee Kinyanjui, Amb. Ali Mohamed – Kenya’s Special Climate Envoy, senior government officials such as the PS Investment Promotion, PS Transport, and PS MSMEs, the US Embassy in Kenya, and a high-level California private sector delegation led by H.E. Toks Omishakin, Secretary of Transportation for the State of California.
Discussions centered on scaling up green innovations, renewable energy, climate-smart agriculture, and green manufacturing—with Kenya positioning itself as a regional hub for climate-aligned investments.
Kenya reiterated its readiness to connect investors with bankable, sustainable projects, ranging from renewable power to regenerative agriculture, ensuring that economic growth is achieved in harmony with environmental stewardship.
This Nairobi forum went beyond dialogue—it laid the groundwork for joint projects, shared innovation, and impactful cross-border collaborations that will shape a sustainable future for both Kenya and California.