Deputy President Kithure Kindiki hosted a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Finance, Infrastructure, Land, and the Production Economy at his official residence in Karen. The meeting focused on addressing challenges in these critical sectors and exploring ways to accelerate Kenya’s economic growth.
The gathering brought together Cabinet Secretaries, Principal Secretaries, and other senior government officials responsible for these areas. Their discussions revolved around key topics such as improving infrastructure, resolving land issues, and boosting productivity in agriculture and other sectors.
In his opening remarks, Deputy President Kindiki stressed the importance of these sectors to Kenya’s development. He called for innovative ideas and joint efforts to overcome existing obstacles and unlock economic opportunities for all Kenyans.
“These sectors are the backbone of our economy,” Kindiki said. “We need to come up with practical solutions that ensure growth is inclusive and sustainable.”
The meeting covered a range of issues, including how to speed up infrastructure projects like roads, rail, and energy while minimizing costs and delays. Officials also explored ways to encourage private investment through public-private partnerships.
On land management, the focus was on resolving disputes, improving land registries, and ensuring land is used efficiently for farming, housing, and urban development.
The discussions on the production economy emphasized increasing agricultural output, promoting value addition to products, and improving export opportunities. The committee also talked about creating a business-friendly environment to attract local and international investors.
Deputy President Kindiki highlighted the government’s commitment to ensuring that economic development benefits everyone equally. He urged ministries and departments to work closely together and deliver results that directly impact citizens’ lives.
“The government’s economic agenda requires collaboration within and beyond government. We must also engage the private sector and other partners to achieve our goals,” he said.
The meeting ended with specific resolutions aimed at addressing the issues discussed. The Deputy President emphasized the importance of follow-ups and measurable progress to ensure the plans turn into real benefits for Kenyans.
The Cabinet Committee on Finance, Infrastructure, Land, and the Production Economy plays a key role in shaping Kenya’s economic policies and remains central to achieving the government’s development goals.
