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  1. An MoU was signed to deepen collaboration on climate science, aiming to strengthen resilience across the African continent.
  2. Kenya is highlighted as a beacon for sustainable development and climate technology advancements in Africa.
  3. Deepening collaboration between the African Development Bank and partners to fund sustainable development projects, including geothermal plant development in Kenya.

South Korea Commits Sh120 Billion to Support Kenyan Development Goals

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South Korea agreed to support Kenya’s development programs by committing Sh120 billion (US 1 billion dollars) to various projects. The funds are designated for sectors including Agriculture, ICT, Health, Energy, Infrastructure, Education, affordable housing, and urban transport. The agreement was signed on November 23, 2022, at the Yongsan Presidential Office in Seoul, South Korea.

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Why it matters

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The aid package is intended to stimulate economic development through manufacturing, agro-processing, and value addition in Kenya. The cooperation also includes developing special economic zones (SEZs) in locations such as Dongo Kundu, Lamu, Naivasha, Athi River, and Sagana.

The collaboration deepens efforts between the African Development Bank and partners to fund sustainable development projects, including geothermal plant development in Kenya.

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Who's involved

  • KenyaRecipient of the development aid and partner in projects like SEZs and ITS.
  • William RutoPresident of Kenya, involved in witnessing the signing of the aid agreement.

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