Kazakhstan and Kenya committed to fostering bilateral ties
He revealed that government officials from both countries have already made visits to Kenya and Kazakhstan to make the bilateral agreements signed by their leaders a reality. The post Kazakhstan and Kenya committed to fostering bilateral ties appeared first on KBC Digital .
Kazakhstan and Kenya have pledged to strengthen their bilateral ties, with the signing of ten agreements during a meeting between President William Ruto and Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in Astana in May. The ambassador to Kenya, Barlybay Sadykov, stated that both nations are already progressing towards the realization of these agreements, benefiting their citizens.
The agreements cover sectors such as trade, investment, transport, logistics, mining, space technologies, ICT, and tourism. Sadykov emphasized their intention to elevate the partnership to new heights, highlighting the vast potential for enhanced cooperation. Kenya serves as Kazakhstan's fourth-largest African trading partner, with a trade turnover of $52 million.
Kazakhstan aims to diversify exports and imports between the two countries, suggesting incentives for Kenyan investors in the coffee and tea sectors in Kazakhstan's special economic zones. The 35th anniversary of Kazakhstan's Republic Day on October 25th will commemorate its socioeconomic progress.
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