Seeing the arrival of these ambulances in Kenya is a positive conclusion to a very painful experience for all concerned at Smith & Ouzman; it had long been hoped that this might be the outcome of negotiations between the British and Kenyan governments.
Lessons have been learnt which have benefited Smith & Ouzman’s ongoing development, with new market leading bribery and corruption prevention management systems being put in place. Smith & Ouzman is also the first company in the security print industry to attain BS10500 accreditation (soon to become ISO37001).
We are sure that our experiences have helped open the eyes of many businesses involved in international trade to the pitfalls of trading in such difficult markets. Smith & Ouzman continues to support overseas financial, educational and election markets with renewed vigor, ensuring best practice is followed and supporting all parties involved. We would like to wish everyone involved in the running of the new fleet of ambulances every success and hope the fleet will give many years of reliable service.