Uasin Gishu County to benefit with Medical Equipment worth Ksh437M

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Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii (L) With the Israel Ambassador to Kenya Michael Lotem at the County Headquarters/Photo James Gitaka

 

By James Gitaka

 

The Israel Ambassador to Kenya Michael Lotem has completed his  two day  visit  in Uasin Gishu County where lucrative deals that will benefit  the  Uasin Gishu residents have  been agreed  on in the  areas of  Health ,Water,Waste Management and  Agriculture sectors.

 

Addressing the media today at the Uasin Gishu County Headquarters, Uasin Gishu governor  Jonathan Bii noted  That in The  health sector through a Private Public  Partnership  with the  county government, The County Government  will  benefit  with  medical equipment  worth Ksh437M,

 

“Our  health sector  stands  to  benefit immensely ,in phase one The  Uasin Gishu district Hospital will benefit  with a state of  the art  laboratory renovation, skill transfer among  other  benefits”

 

Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii addressing the Media Tuesday at the County Headquarters/Photo James Gitaka

 

 

 

The  Governor  elaborated  that  other key areas of  collaboration  include housing ,water  solid waste  management ,urban road  transport  system, traffic lights and urban mobility among  other key areas ,

 

“As we prepare  Eldoret to be  conferred a City Status , these  areas of  collaboration with the Israel Government will accelerate economic  development , attracting more  investors into our  town “Said  Governor  Bii.

 

The Eldoret  water and Sanitation Company ( Eldowas )is  expected  to  benefit  from this arrangement through acquiring of  Smart  meters ,sewerage  reticulation as well as knowledge transfer in water  management and  conservation,

 

 

The Israel Ambassador to Kenya Michael Lotem at the  Uasin Gishu County Headquarters Tuesday /Photo James Gitaka

 

 

“Israel recycles ninety percent of its solid treatment waste into agriculture. We intend to benefit from this technology while our farmers will also benefit from insemination semen from Israel that will boost milk production six fold, “said the County Boss.

 

Michael Lotem the Israel Ambassador to Kenya observed that the collaborations will benefit the ordinary Mwananchi, who will benefit from better Health service delivery,

 

“We came out with specific understandings and  decisions, that will benefit  ordinary citizens who will get  better  diagnosis and  treatment, affordable housing and we believe  very much in the business  approach as it is the most  sustainable  one in this  kind of a collaboration “Said Lotem

 

The Ambassador has been on a two day Visit  in Uasin Gishu County to foster close business ties with the City  of  Champions

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