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US-Kenya deal to boost over 2,000 small companies

Gulf African Bank Managing Director Abdalla Abdulkhalik (second left) and KNCCI chairman, Nairobi Chapter, Richard Ngatia (centre) exchange an MoU after the signing ceremony. The bank will support SMEs owned by women and the youth in Nairobi. PHOTO | collins omulo

By  Collins Omulo

Reporter

Nation Media Group

A partnership between Kenya and the US promises to see over 2,0000 small businesses in Nairobi, Mombasa and Vihiga counties venture into the expansive American market by December next year.

According to an MoU, Kenyan SMEs look forward to exporting fruits, fish, coffee, leather products, curios, textile and artifacts.

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