Kenya’s Augustus Kyalo Muli has been appointed EACCIA Committee Chairman on Membership and Partnerships to boost East African trade and global collaboration.

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NAIROBI, Kenya, May 28 — The East African Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (EACCIA) has appointed Dr. Augustus Kyalo Muli as Chairman of its Committee on Membership and Partnerships, placing him at the center of efforts to deepen regional and international private sector collaboration.

In a letter dated May 14, EACCIA President Richard Ngatia cited Dr. Muli’s “distinguished professional accomplishments, exemplary leadership, and longstanding contribution to business development, regional cooperation, international partnerships, and community empowerment” as the basis for the appointment.

Dr. Muli, Chief Executive Officer of Global Links (Logistics & Consultancy), accepted the role and pledged to expand and diversify the Chamber’s membership across the East African Community and beyond.

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His priorities include strengthening strategic international partnerships, enhancing trade and investment flows, and positioning East Africa as a competitive destination for global capital and innovation.

“The mandate of this Committee — to strengthen membership, advance regional and international partnerships, and open up the East African region to the rest of the world — resonates strongly with my professional experience and commitment to economic integration,” Dr. Muli said.

He added that he will leverage his networks in logistics, investment consultancy, and international cooperation to advance EACCIA’s objectives.

The appointment comes as EACCIA intensifies efforts to promote trade, investment, and regional integration, reinforcing its role as a leading platform for private sector collaboration and sustainable economic partnerships.

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