Nakuru County Assembly Speaker Joel Maina on Tuesday morning hosted business community on policy dialogue.
The meeting with delegation of business leaders in a courtesy call aimed at fostering stronger ties between the Assembly and the private sector.
The delegation led by Mr. Shailesh Sheth, Chair of the Hindu Council, included Ms Susan Njuguna and Ms Whitney Maina from the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM), alongside Ms Jessica Njeri from the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) among other business leaders.
Key issues discussed included taxation, licensing, business regulation and opportunities for public-private partnerships to support economic growth in Nakuru County.
“This Assembly remains committed to policies that support enterprise development and economic sustainability. Engagement with the private sector is essential in shaping practical and responsive legislation,” said Speaker Karuri.
Deputy Speaker Anthony Kanyere emphasized the Assembly’s readiness to listen and act on stakeholder feedback.
“Our doors remain open to the business community. We value your input in building a thriving and inclusive economic environment,” he said.
Mr. Sheth welcomed the Assembly’s openness, stating, “We appreciate the opportunity to engage. When policymakers and businesses work together, we create a better environment for investment and innovation.”
The Speaker was accompanied by Deputy Clerk Mr. Stephen Gatimu.