Kenya-Malaysia bilateral ties poised to deepen, says High Commissioner


KUALA LUMPUR: Kenya-Malaysia bilateral ties are poised to deepen and widen as both countries are pursuing a reinvigorated engagement on a number of areas of cooperation aimed at strengthening relations, said Kenya's High Commissioner to Malaysia Francis Ndegwa Muhoro.

Muhoro said in sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya is a key market for Malaysia while pointing out that there is significant potential for the two countries to expand bilateral trade and investments.

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