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CS Henry Rotich hints at policy for resolving rows between Kenya and investors

Comoros Vice President Djaffar Ahmed (left) leaves KICC yesterday after attending the ongoing United Nations Conference on Trade and Development. [PHOTO: BONIFACE OKENDO/STANDARD]

NAIROBI: Kenya is developing an investment policy that will allow the use of local courts to arbitrate disputes with international investors.

Under the proposed National Investment Policy (NIP), the guidelines are anticipated to define the relations between the State and international investors.

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