Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta recently met with the private sector announcing to  the government is working to ensure an stable environment for investment.

According to Kenyatta, the government is addressing all issues ranging from security and tax that affect the country’s business.

“I think as a country and as a people, we need to be able to project ourselves positively…that does not exclude the fact that we acknowledge that we have challenges,” he said, after a meeting with the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA), reports Capital FM.

“These are challenges that we are committed to overcome. Lets us not always look at the half empty glass; let us look at the glass that is half full and how we intend to fill the remaining half because it is this positiveness that will help us achieve our objective,” he said.

And during the meeting, the government and business leaders discussed how to enhance Public Private Partnerships.

“This is partnership that will continue in the future, we will be meeting again in May and in which meeting I propose to also invite the Judiciary to be with us, to partner with us and the leadership of Parliament- because government is all those three arms together,” he said.

“We need to be able to work together, in order for us to be able to achieve our goal.”