Malaysia wants to boost ties with Kenya

By Akil Yunus

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia wants to narrow the large trade gap with Kenya as it seeks to boost economic ties with the East African country.  

International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed (pic) said that despite strong trade figures between both countries, the amount of exports to Kenya has far exceeded its import figures.  

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