Driving Kenya’s Infrastructure and Investment Agenda Through PPPs
Invest Kenya CEO John Mwendwa joined government, private sector and development finance leaders at the Kenya Private Sector Focused PPP Symposium hosted by The National Treasury, the Public Private Partnerships Directorate (PPPD) and the World Bank Group in Nairobi.
The symposium brought together key stakeholders to discuss the role of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in accelerating infrastructure delivery, mobilizing private capital and supporting Kenya’s sustainable economic growth agenda.
Among those present were FCPA Hon. John Mbadi Ng’ongo, EGH, Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury; Eng. Kefa Seda, Director General of the PPP Directorate; Mr. Cyrell Odede Wagunda, Principal Secretary for Public Investments & Asset Management; and Mr. Muneer Ferozie, Regional Manager and Head of IFC Transaction Advisory – PPPs and Corporate Finance.
Speaking during the symposium, Mr. Mwendwa emphasized the growing importance of PPPs in unlocking investment opportunities and supporting the delivery of critical infrastructure projects across the country. He noted that PPP frameworks continue to play a key role in mobilizing private sector participation in Kenya’s development agenda.
The CEO also highlighted the Kenya Investment Projects Catalogue, unveiled during the Kenya International Investment Conference 2026, as a strategic platform connecting investors to a USD 40 billion pipeline of bankable opportunities across energy, transport, housing, ICT, water, health and agroprocessing sectors.
The symposium reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to strengthening collaboration between government, investors and development partners in advancing infrastructure development and creating an enabling environment for private investment.
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