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He said Kenyan SMEs were excited about the prospects at the expo, adding that Kenya will also be working with the Dubai Trade Centre to have an equivalent in Dubai where traders from the rest of the world can access the country’s products in one market. Data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics showed that imports to Kenya from the UAE were approximately Sh400 billion in 2019. Trade is skewed in favour of UAE with Kenya exporting goods valued at just over Sh50 billion in vegetables, pearls and large animals during the same period.For More of This and Other Stories, Grab Your Copy of the Standard Newspaper. Subscribe Now »
Dubai is popular with Kenyan traders whose merchandise includes general machinery, apparel, accessories, jewellery, electronics, household goods, personal and family care products. “We are here in Kenya to establish the business park and because Kenya is the biggest single market and regional leaders,” said Abubakar Garba of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce.SEE ALSO :PHOTOS: Ronaldo wins Best Men’s Player of the Year 2019
He said the move, which has already received the nod from Kenyan authorities, will go a long way in helping businesses make better margins and result into better prices for consumers.Do not miss out on the latest news. Join the Standard Digital Telegram channel HERE.



