Kenya has been one of the more stable economies in the East African region. The government has implemented economic reforms, and the country has experienced consistent GDP growth in recent years. Kenya’s geographical location makes it a gateway to the East African market. The country serves as a transportation hub for the region, facilitating trade with neighbouring countries.

Kenya has been investing in infrastructure development, including transportation (roads, ports, and airports), energy, and ICT (Information and Communication Technology).

Improved infrastructure can lower operational costs for businesses.