Kenya: Young Entrepreneurs Urged to Venture Into Blue Economy

## Kenya Encourages Youth to Embrace Blue Economy Opportunities

Nairobi, Kenya – The call to action has been sounded for young entrepreneurs to tap into the potential of the blue economy. BlueInvest Africa is set to host its second edition in July 2024, where 30 standout projects will be selected and connected with investors to fuel their growth.

The initiative aims to support African small, micro, and medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) with innovative ideas tailored to thrive in the African continent’s markets. BlueInvest Africa is especially seeking projects centered around fishing, tourism, transport, biotechnologies, aquaculture, and renewable energies that contribute to the blue economy’s advancement.

Beyond fostering business opportunities, BlueInvest Africa is dedicated to promoting fair and sustainable development, ensuring food security, and bolstering resilience to climate change.

This beckoning to the youth is not just a clarion call for economic empowerment; it’s also an avenue for propelling Kenya and the African continent into a future defined by sustainable growth and innovation.

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