# Kenya Urges Young Entrepreneurs to Embrace Blue Economy
Nairobi, Kenya – As the global spotlight shifts towards sustainable business practices, young entrepreneurs in Kenya have received a resounding call to explore the untapped potential of the blue economy. BlueInvest Africa, set to host its second edition in July 2024, aims to empower innovative minds by connecting them with investors and providing essential financial support to drive growth.
With a specific focus on sectors such as fishing, tourism, transportation, biotechnology, aquaculture, and renewable energies, BlueInvest Africa seeks to propel the next generation of African small, micro, and medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) into the forefront of the blue economy revolution.
At the core of this initiative lies a commitment to foster equitable and sustainable development, ensuring food security, and strengthening resilience against the impacts of climate change.
The upcoming BlueInvest Africa 2024 is poised to handpick 30 trailblazing projects, offering a unique platform for young entrepreneurs to showcase their innovative ideas and gain access to crucial financial solutions. This unparalleled opportunity not only paves the way for business growth but also aligns with the larger goal of driving impactful change across African markets.
In a world increasingly challenged by environmental concerns, the call for young entrepreneurs to venture into the blue economy serves as a pivotal moment for the future of sustainable business practices. As Kenya propels its youth towards this frontier, the ripple effects are poised to extend far beyond its borders, resonating across the global economic landscape.
