NAIROBI, May 18 (Xinhua) — Chinese-invested Global Trade Center in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital, which is set to open in September, will boost Kenya’s status as a regional commercial hub, an official said Wednesday. Shamim Malowa, the marketing supervisor of AVIC International Real Estate Kenya, told journalists in Nairobi that finishing touches are currently underway on
The Global Trade Centre (GTC) was the centre of attraction at the East Africa Property Investment (EAPI) summit held in Nairobi on May 18-19, 2022. The 42 – floor -184-meter skyscraper is located at the heart of the capital Nairobi just next to the ultra-modern JKIA-Westlands Expressway-both investments of Chinese companies which have revolutionized property
Speaking to Capital Business, Shamim Malowa, Marketing Supervisor – GTC Kenya, Avic International Real Estate said the Kenyan market is ripe for investors, and the complex sets the theme for the economy because there is a need for development to cater to the lifestyle aspirations of city dweller. “GTC provides Nairobi’s elite population with a
This is to notify the public that Chiromo Lane is closed temporarily due to the ongoing constuction works by the NMS between Saturday 22nd January 2022 and Thursday 7th April 2022.
Nairobi, Kenya 22nd December 2021: Global Trade Center (GTC) Office Tower was illuminated in an auspicious ceremony on Wednesday night to mark its readiness for occupancy. President Uhuru Kenyatta flipped the switch to light up the 42 – floor -184-meter skyscraper that has been under construction since October 2014. “The lighting up of the GTC
On November 6, Zhou Pingjian, the Chinese Ambassador to Kenya, Mr. Paul Ndungu Kamweru, Director of the Department of Asian and Australian Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kenya, etc. visited AVIC International Nairobi Global Trade Center (GTC) AVIC International Kenya representative Ma Chengyuan and GTC project general manager Gong Yuxian accompanied the
Former African union head Ambassador Erustus j.o Mwencha African union leader visited GTC this morning with him was being accompanied Chinese embassy staff and GTC CEO Mr Gong Yu Xian and staff. The former head of African union appreciated the project due to its magnitude and the contribution the project has made towards the growth
Chinese company Avic International on Wednesday launched its Sh40 billion Global Trade Centre in Nairobi. The trade centre in Westlands hosts
Chinese real estate firm Avic says it has paid Sh1.8 billion in taxes for its ongoing Sh40 billion 47-floor mixed-use complex in Nairobi’s Westlands.
On Novermber 2 Beijing time, in Zhuhai City of China’s Guangdong province, China-Africa Devellopment Fund and AVIC International signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Strategic Cooperation on the sideline of the 11th China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition.
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