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Kens.Co met with IMF Resident Representative in Benin

Kens.Co CEO Nobuhiro Kawaguchi has met with Y. Modeste Some,  the IMF resident representative in Benin, on 31st April, 2026. Mr Modeste was appointed by the IMF headquarters in Washington, USA, in 2024. As kens.Co has been doing the LLCS project in Benin for 5 years, and he was interested to know more about our system.  We discussed our all renewable system, including LLCS, Portable solar kit, Cooling refrigerator, and so on. We also shared many possible ideas and technology which can contribute to Africa with the cooperation of the IMF and other entities as well. Mr Modeste also shared his valuable suggestions and guidance for the next possible contribution …

JBIC`s first Global Environmental Conservation Operations project in Africa

Co-financing for renewable energy projects that contribute to society JBIC’s Seven Selected “Global South” Projects A credit line was signed in the Republic of Benin, a West African country with a low domestic electrification rate. This was the first Global Environmental Conservation Operations project in Africa, and it proved to be a significant project that met the needs of the host country to resolve social issues. We spoke to Satoko Fukaya and Hitomi Hirado, who were involved in the project, about its significance and background. A lantern charging device connected to solar panels installed on the school roof Co-financing for two renewable energy projects launched in response to TICAD7 The …

“MARKET EVENT DAYS 2023” by AfDB in Morocco

AIF2023: African Development Bank head Adesina welcomes Japan-Africa partnerships, investments to spur growth .  Click Here for full news  Japanese companies are reaping lucrative returns from Africa’s enormous economic potential, African Development Bank President Dr. Akinwumi Adesina said in Marrakech as he called for expanded partnerships and greater investment to spur sustainable inclusive growth across the continent. “Komatsu, the giant equipment company, generated revenue of $1 billion in 2020 in Africa,” Adesina said. “Mitsubishi Corporation and Hitachi have been investing in energy in Africa since the early 20th century. They know Africa well, and they have kept on investing.” He was speaking during Boosting Africa’s growth with Japan: From Start-ups to Major Companies, …