FedEx Express is expanding to East Africa by setting its presence in Kenya. The global transportation company will offer customer service, sales, and account management services directly to Kenyans through its new offices in Nairobi.
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Local businesses will now be able to connect with over 220 markets globally, riding on the transporter’s extensive international coverage. A company statement reveals that FedEx will tap into the region’s growing middle class and developing African markets, with Kenya at its heart.
“We see great potential for East Africa. With a rising middle-class and the growing integration of Africa’s markets, Kenya remains poised for future growth.”
Jack Muhs, Regional President of the Middle East, Indian Subcontinent and Africa (MEISA) region at FedEx Express
The company is optimistic about Kenya’s economic reopening, therefore willing to position itself at the forefront of reopening of trade. Meanwhile, FedEx is looking to deliver critical medical supplies as Kenya and the world battle the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The safety of our team members and customers remains our top priority. As an essential-service provider, FedEx is committed to delivering critical supplies to healthcare providers and communities in need, as Kenya and countries around the world respond to the COVID-19 pandemic,” Muh added.
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