Kenya reaffirms strong partnership with Pakistan
The government has reaffirmed the enduring friendship and partnership between Kenya and Pakistan.
Speaking during at the National Day celebrations of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, held at the Kempinski Hotel, Nairobi, Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe highlighted the recent high-level engagements that underscore the strength of bilateral ties.
The PS noted the significance of recent high-level engagements including President William Ruto’s bilateral meeting with Pakistan’s former Prime Minister in Beijing, and the visit of Pakistan’s Additional Foreign Secretary for Africa to Nairobi.
Pakistan remains Kenya’s leading tea export destination, with exports valued at over USD 552 million (72 billion) in 2024.
In his remarks the CS said both countries are actively pursuing enhanced cooperation.
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