NAIROBI: Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi held discussions with Christopher Kirigua, the Director General of the Public Private Partnerships Directorate, at the Kenya Reinsurance Building. The meeting, which took place on October 17, 2024, focused on strengthening collaboration between the Treasury and the directorate. According to Kenya News Agency, the discussions aimed to enhance the implementation of public-private partnership projects, which are crucial for the country's infrastructure development. The Treasury CS emphasized the importance of efficient management and execution of these projects to ensure they contribute positively to economic growth. The meeting also addressed the challenges faced by the directorate, including regulatory hurdles and funding issues. Both parties expressed their commitment to overcoming these obstacles through joint efforts and strategic planning. The engagement is part of a broader initiative by the Treasury to foster partnerships that align with Kenya's Vision 203 0 development agenda. The significance of public-private partnerships was underscored as a pivotal element in bridging the infrastructure gap and promoting sustainable development. The collaboration between the Treasury and the Public Private Partnerships Directorate is seen as a step towards achieving these goals.