Trade CS Moses Kuria has concluded his three-day state visit to Indonesia whose highlight was the signing of the "Deal Book" deal.
Kuria said the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding symbolised the commitment of Indonesian and Kenyan governments to foster partnerships.
"Representatives from diverse sectors, including Blue Economy, Mining, Renewable Energy (Geothermal), Edible Oils, Livestock, Railway Infrastructure, Pharmaceuticals, and Oil and Gas, came together to forge partnerships and unleash the potential of collaboration," the CS said.
"This landmark event sets the stage for transformative growth, innovation and sustainable development, propelling both nations towards a future of prosperity and press," he added.
During the tour, Kuria held consultative sessions with key players from the Indonesian State Owned Enterprises, select Private Sector players, and Indonesian State Agencies that facilitate Trade and Investment.
He also conducted a tour of Indonesian Ports Authority (PELINDO) and held a roundtable discussion with the Federation of Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (KADIN).
The Coordinating Minister and the Cabinet Secretary expressed satisfaction on the progress made so far on the consultative engagement.
They expressed hope to the conclusion of most of the tasks agreed upon before the upcoming High Level visit by President Joko Widodo of Indonesia to Nairobi, scheduled for early July 2023.