Kenya, Rwanda sign 11 agreements to deepen bilateral cooperation
Kenya and Rwanda Tuesday signed 11 bilateral instruments that seek to deepen cooperation in diaspora affairs, immigration, local governance, irrigation and water resources, conservation, housing and urban development, culture and heritage and justice. The instruments were signed during the Ministerial Segment of the 10th Session of the Joint Permanent Commission for Cooperation (JPCC) in Nairobi…
Kenya and Rwanda have signed 11 agreements during the 10th Session of the Joint Permanent Commission for Cooperation (JPCC) in Nairobi, aiming to deepen bilateral cooperation across various sectors. The agreements cover areas such as diaspora affairs, immigration, local governance, irrigation and water resources, conservation, housing and urban development, culture and heritage, and justice.
The signing of these instruments was led by Kenya's Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Cabinet Secretary, Musalia Mudavadi, who emphasized Kenya's commitment to strengthening the strategic partnership with Rwanda. The agreements also highlight the potential for increased bilateral trade, infrastructure development, and regional integration, with a focus on the East African Community.
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