Kazakhstan and Kenya Strengthen Bilateral Ties

Kazakhstan and Kenya are working to strengthen their diplomatic ties through the implementation of bilateral agreements signed in May.

The agreements, signed between President William Ruto and President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, cover areas such as trade, investment, transport, and logistics.

Bilateral Cooperation

According to Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Kenya, Barlybay Sadykov, both countries are at an advanced stage of realizing the signed agreements, with government officials having made visits to each country.

Kenya is currently Kazakhstan's fourth largest trading partner in Africa, with a trade turnover of $52 million, and there is potential for further cooperation in areas such as transport, information technology, and mining.