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A group of Kenyan investors left Rwanda impressed by the abundance of business opportunities during a three-day trade mission organized by Equity Group.
The 15 Kenyan delegates were part of a larger cohort of 300 participants from 30 countries who toured Rwanda’s key economic, industrial, and innovation hubs. They represented 17 sectors, including banking and financial services, retail and e-commerce, agriculture and agribusiness, manufacturing, construction, energy, healthcare, ICT, and tourism.
The mission aimed to unlock cross-border business opportunities, strengthen regional economic ties, and provide networking platforms for investors. It combined high-level discussions, panel dialogues, and B2B engagements with site visits to showcase Rwanda’s economic transformation.
Delegates toured UFACO Ltd and DIKAM Ltd, leading textile manufacturers supporting the country’s efforts to build a competitive garment and apparel industry. At PHARMALAB Ltd, they observed Rwanda’s growing pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities, designed to reduce import dependence and strengthen local healthcare resilience.
A visit to the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture offered insight into how the country is training the next generation of agribusiness leaders through research-driven, conservation-focused farming education. Delegates also visited Inyange Industries, Rwanda’s top agro-processing company, known for dairy, juice, and bottled water products, which highlighted advanced processing technology and a farmer-inclusive sourcing model.
The day concluded at DP World Kigali, a modern logistics and inland port facility that demonstrated efficient cargo handling, customs clearance, and warehousing systems, positioning Rwanda as a regional gateway for trade. Delegates praised Rwanda’s investor-friendly environment.
The trade mission concluded with participants leaving the country with practical insights into Rwanda’s strategic investments in manufacturing, agro-processing, pharmaceuticals, logistics, and human capital development.
The next phase will see delegates continue in Kenya, engaging in business forums and sectoral visits, as Equity Group facilitates cross-border trade, enterprise growth, and regional economic integration.
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