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KIPPRA Executive Director Pays a Courtesy Call on CS, Investments, Trade and Industry

KIPPRA Executive Director Dr Rose Ngugi paid a courtesy call on CS, Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry, Hon. Rebecca Miano, EGH and PS, Investment Promotions, Mr Abubakar Hassan on 14th June 2024. They discussed partnership for the upcoming 7th KIPPRA Annual Regional Conference and mutual areas of collaboration including undertaking joint research on industrialization, investment promotion and trade. The CS was also briefed on some of the research work the Institute has undertaken particularly on The African Continental Free Trade Area.

KIPPRA Executive Director Dr Rose Ngugi (2nd left) and CS, Investments, Trade and Industry (centre) pose for a photo KIPPRA’s Director Corporate Services Ms Irene Mithia (2nd right), Ag. Director Integrated Development, Dr John Karanja (left) and Principal Communications Officer, Ms Jane Kenda (right).

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