KQ Chief Executive Allan Kilavuka Urges State Action on Sh1.5bn Blocked in Ethiopia
Monday, 26 August 2024, 00:20
KQ Chief Executive Allan Kilavuka Highlights Financial Blockage
KQ chief executive Allan Kilavuka has raised alarm over Sh1.5bn that has been blocked in Ethiopia. This situation has significant implications not just for Kenya Airways but also reflects the broader struggles faced by foreign companies operating in Ethiopia.
Challenges of Profit Repatriation
- Hard currency shortages have made it challenging for businesses.
- The ongoing financial strain hampers overall operational capacity.
- Those affected urge the government to intervene for solutions.
Allan Kilavuka's appeal underlines the critical need for state intervention to resolve this financial blockage, emphasizing the potential risks to investment and economic stability in the region.
Impact on Foreign Investments
- The blockage could deter future investments.
- Potential loss of confidence among stakeholders.
- May influence operational strategies of major airlines and businesses.
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