Kenya, Russia move to establish joint commission to deepen economic cooperation
Kenya and Russia have taken a significant step towards strengthening their bilateral economic relations following discussions on the establishment of an Intergovernmental Kenya-Russia Commission on Economic Cooperation. Prime Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, Musalia Mudavadi, held discussions with Russia’s Minister of Economic Development, Maxim…
Kenya and Russia have agreed to establish an Intergovernmental Kenya-Russia Commission on Economic Cooperation, aiming to deepen their bilateral economic ties. The proposed agreement, discussed during a meeting between Kenya's Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign Affairs, Musalia Mudavadi, and Russia's Minister of Economic Development, Maxim Reshetnikov, will serve as an institutional mechanism for promoting economic collaboration between the two nations.
The Commission will be co-chaired by representatives from Kenya and Russia, with Mudavadi stating that the agreement reflects the shared commitment of the two countries to translate diplomatic relations into tangible economic benefits. The initiative builds on Kenya's longstanding cordial relations with Russia, offering opportunities for market access, investment attraction, and new areas of cooperation that support Kenya's economic transformation agenda.
The post appeared on KBC Digital after the discussions took place during the Third Russia–Africa Summit in Moscow.
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