Kenya yaingia kwenye mikataba na Lesotho - kule SADC hatusazi hata viinchi vidogo vidogo

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President Uhuru Kenyatta with Lesotho Prime Minister Dr Motsoahae Thomas Thabane at State House
Image: PSCU

Kenya has signed three key cooperation deals with the Kingdom of Lesotho.

President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday said, the cooperation deals are geared towards boosting the bilateral cooperation between the two countries.

Uhuru said Kenya had entered into an agreement on the establishment of a Joint Commission for Cooperation (JCC), a Memorandum of Understanding for Bilateral consultations as well as a Memorandum of Understanding in the Field of Sports.


This was after he hosted Lesotho's Prime Minister Dr Motsoahae Thomas Thabane at the State House.
Thabane, who arrived in the country on Sunday evening for a three-day state visit, was formally received on Monday morning by Uhuru at a colourful ceremony that included a guard of honour mounted by a detachment of the Kenya Army and a 19-gun salute.
Uhuru said the Agreement on the establishment of a JCC will enable the two countries identify and explore areas of cooperation while the MoU on sports will provide an opportunity for development of sports as an economic activity.
"The agreement on Bilateral Consultations will pave the way for the two countries to hold consultations on both bilateral and multilateral matters affecting the two countries at regional, continental and global levels," Uhuru said.

The head of state said the Kingdom of Lesotho continues to be one of Kenya's strongest allies on the global stage.

“Your endorsement of Kenya as the Africa Union's candidate for the non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2021-2022 term is affirmation of the strong bilateral relations that exist between our two sister countries,” he said.

According to Uhuru, the Memorandum of Understanding on co-operation in sports will see the two countries enhance cooperation in training and the application of sports operations.


“I, therefore, urge our respective teams to work expeditiously to ensure that the negotiations are completed and that the framework is put in place,” President Kenyatta said.

Uhuru said Kenya is keen to learn about developing the textile sector from Lesotho as the country implements its Big 4 Agenda especially the manufacturing pillar.

Lesotho has one of the most vibrant textile sectors on the African continent with a growing share of the global apparel market.

Kenya signs three cooperation deals with Lesotho

Commission for Cooperation, MoU on Bilateral consultations and Field of Sports.

www.the-star.co.ke

 

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Tulianza na maparachichi mkatucheka, sasa tumeongeza orodha ya vyenye tunaweza export China... tena bado!!!



Kenya signs agriculture export deal with China
11-11-2019
Kenya has signed an agreement with China that will allow it to export agricultural products to China.

The deal comes in the backdrop of the first ever China International Import Expo (CIIE) being held in Shanghai.

President Uhuru Kenyatta’s chief of staff Nzioka Waita announced the deal through his Twitter page which will incorporate sanitary and phytosanitary measures to enable export of farm produce.

Among the agricultural products lined up for export to china include avocado, French beans, flowers vegetables and peanuts.

“After a week of delicate negotiations, formal Sanitary and Phytosanitary Agreements have been signed between Kenya and China for Kenya‘s Agricultural produce to enter the Chinese market,” Waita said on Twitter.

China has become Kenya’s biggest trading partner, accounting for 17 percent of Kenya’s annual trade by value or more than $4 billion.

The deal is expected to tilt the balance of trade scale in favor of Kenya to boost income from its exports by tapping China as a key export market.

Horticulture and flower exports are a key foreign exchange earner for Kenya which raked in $1.13B in 2017.

Europe has been a key market for Kenya which is now looking to diversify.

The agreement comes less than a week after China’s president Xi Jinping met with President Kenyatta.

 

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President Uhuru Kenyatta with Lesotho Prime Minister Dr Motsoahae Thomas Thabane at State House
Image: PSCU

Kenya has signed three key cooperation deals with the Kingdom of Lesotho.

President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday said, the cooperation deals are geared towards boosting the bilateral cooperation between the two countries.

Uhuru said Kenya had entered into an agreement on the establishment of a Joint Commission for Cooperation (JCC), a Memorandum of Understanding for Bilateral consultations as well as a Memorandum of Understanding in the Field of Sports.


This was after he hosted Lesotho's Prime Minister Dr Motsoahae Thomas Thabane at the State House.
Thabane, who arrived in the country on Sunday evening for a three-day state visit, was formally received on Monday morning by Uhuru at a colourful ceremony that included a guard of honour mounted by a detachment of the Kenya Army and a 19-gun salute.
Uhuru said the Agreement on the establishment of a JCC will enable the two countries identify and explore areas of cooperation while the MoU on sports will provide an opportunity for development of sports as an economic activity.
"The agreement on Bilateral Consultations will pave the way for the two countries to hold consultations on both bilateral and multilateral matters affecting the two countries at regional, continental and global levels," Uhuru said.

The head of state said the Kingdom of Lesotho continues to be one of Kenya's strongest allies on the global stage.

“Your endorsement of Kenya as the Africa Union's candidate for the non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the 2021-2022 term is affirmation of the strong bilateral relations that exist between our two sister countries,” he said.

According to Uhuru, the Memorandum of Understanding on co-operation in sports will see the two countries enhance cooperation in training and the application of sports operations.


“I, therefore, urge our respective teams to work expeditiously to ensure that the negotiations are completed and that the framework is put in place,” President Kenyatta said.

Uhuru said Kenya is keen to learn about developing the textile sector from Lesotho as the country implements its Big 4 Agenda especially the manufacturing pillar.

Lesotho has one of the most vibrant textile sectors on the African continent with a growing share of the global apparel market.

Kenya signs three cooperation deals with Lesotho

Commission for Cooperation, MoU on Bilateral consultations and Field of Sports.

www.the-star.co.ke

Keel Uhuru ni kichwa maji yani tumempatia tausi yeye kawapika mchuzi kisha kaweka sanamu za mamba na nyumbu Ikulu;!!!