[PHOTOS] French President Macron begins Kenya visit, honoured with 21-gun salute.

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Uhuru, Macron to sign deal on JKIA commuter rail
In Summary
• The two leaders are expected to conduct a station tour of the Nairobi Central Railway Station off Haile Selassie Avenue before addressing a joint press conference

• The joint press briefing will focus on the proposed development of commuter rail service to JKIA

French President Emmanuel Macron greets
President Uhuru Kenyatta is on Wednesday expected to host his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron at Statehouse.

The two leaders are expected to conduct a station tour of the Nairobi Central Railway Station off Haile Selassie Avenue before addressing a joint press conference.

State House said the tour will be conducted by president Uhuru himself accompanied by other key leaders.

“The joint press briefing will focus on the proposed development of commuter rail service to JKIA,” read a statement from State House. Last month French Ambassador Aline Kuster-Menager said Kenya and France are expected to sign several agreements and MoUs covering various subjects of mutual interest between the two countries.

Areas of focus
Among the issues in the bilateral talks will be the promotion of cross mobility and development of double degrees, research and innovation by financing university infrastructure, and strengthening employability, professional and entrepreneurial skills.

She confirmed that the proposed rapid transit train service between Nairobi Central Business District and the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is among projects expected to feature prominently when Uhuru hosts the French leader in Nairobi.

Early this month, Uhuru hosted DRC President Felix Tshisekedi for a two-day official visit that focused on areas of mutual interest and cooperation with a particular emphasis on the role of infrastructure in development on the continent.

The two leaders agreed to deepen trade ties and partnering in areas of mutual benefit.
 
French President to sign education, research and cross mobility pacts during state visit


President Emmanuel Macron will on March 13-14 make the first state visit by a French President to Kenya.

He is coming from another visit in Ethiopia.

Top on the President Macron’s agenda will be cementing Franco-Kenyan agreement on the promotion of skills and talents through education, training, innovation and research.

An agreement on the road map to build “a balanced knowledge and skill partnership, serving young people in both countries” will be signed, French Ambassador to Kenya Aline Kuster–Menager said at a press conference at the embassy on Friday.

“France is a key economic development partner to Kenya in education and research as well as in the Blue Economy. We are particularly focused on production training to create jobs through TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training),”

she said.

President Macron will be accompanied by Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, Environment minister François de Rugy, who replaced

Nicolas Hulot, an environmental-activist-turned-minister who resigned his post during a dramatic live radio interview, and their Higher Education counterpart Frédérique Vidal.

Agence Française de Développement

(AFD) Director-General will also be in the delegation.

Among the issues in the bilateral talks will be the promotion of cross mobility and development of double degrees, research and innovation by financing university infrastructure, and strengthening employability, professional and entrepreneurial skills.

There will be the signing of agreements in this area.

“The prospects of university and scientific cooperation between both parties will be discussed in the framework of a conference to be organised every two years in Kenya,” the ambassador said.

She said the two countries the two states will reinforce language exchanges by promoting their languages in the partner’s education system.

From September, young Kenyans aged 20-35 will be eligible for the English-speaking assistant programme run by the International Centre for Pedagogical Studies (CIEP), operator of the Ministry of Education.

The arrangement will see Kenyans teach English in French schools or/and universities while familiarising themselves with Kenyan culture.

“Visa issues to enhance this mobility will be addressed,” the envoy said.

Last year, 96 Kenyan students left for France, adding to the 325, 000 international students in the country.

As of now, there are 23 active university cooperation deals between the two countries.

In scientific cooperation, there are three key research institutes in Nairobi — French Institute of Research in Africa,(IFRA), Research Institute for Development (IRD) and

International Cooperation Centre for Agronomic Research Applied to Development (CIRAD).

During the visit, President Macron will also attend as the chief guest, the Fourth United Nations Environmental Assembly that runs from March 11-15. On March 14, he will open the One Planet Summit, which will be held alongside UNEA 4.

Co-chaired by Presidents Macron and Uhuru Kenyatta, the high-level session of the OPS will gather heads of state and ministers involved in its coalitions or heading national delegation to UNEA-4 and representatives of the finance and the business sectors, local governments, civil society, and youth. The session will look into “promoting renewable energy and fostering resilience, adaptation and biodiversity”.

Macron will also have a session with students at the University of Nairobi.

President Uhuru had initially stated that

Kenya and France enjoy strong bilateral ties and he is pleased that the two countries have continued to deepen their relations.
 
Now wako live responding to questions, after touring Nairobi central station.
French President to sign education, research and cross mobility pacts during state visit


President Emmanuel Macron will on March 13-14 make the first state visit by a French President to Kenya.

He is coming from another visit in Ethiopia.

Top on the President Macron’s agenda will be cementing Franco-Kenyan agreement on the promotion of skills and talents through education, training, innovation and research.

An agreement on the road map to build “a balanced knowledge and skill partnership, serving young people in both countries” will be signed, French Ambassador to Kenya Aline Kuster–Menager said at a press conference at the embassy on Friday.

“France is a key economic development partner to Kenya in education and research as well as in the Blue Economy. We are particularly focused on production training to create jobs through TVET (Technical and Vocational Education and Training),”

she said.

President Macron will be accompanied by Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, Environment minister François de Rugy, who replaced

Nicolas Hulot, an environmental-activist-turned-minister who resigned his post during a dramatic live radio interview, and their Higher Education counterpart Frédérique Vidal.

Agence Française de Développement

(AFD) Director-General will also be in the delegation.

Among the issues in the bilateral talks will be the promotion of cross mobility and development of double degrees, research and innovation by financing university infrastructure, and strengthening employability, professional and entrepreneurial skills.

There will be the signing of agreements in this area.

“The prospects of university and scientific cooperation between both parties will be discussed in the framework of a conference to be organised every two years in Kenya,” the ambassador said.

She said the two countries the two states will reinforce language exchanges by promoting their languages in the partner’s education system.

From September, young Kenyans aged 20-35 will be eligible for the English-speaking assistant programme run by the International Centre for Pedagogical Studies (CIEP), operator of the Ministry of Education.

The arrangement will see Kenyans teach English in French schools or/and universities while familiarising themselves with Kenyan culture.

“Visa issues to enhance this mobility will be addressed,” the envoy said.

Last year, 96 Kenyan students left for France, adding to the 325, 000 international students in the country.

As of now, there are 23 active university cooperation deals between the two countries.

In scientific cooperation, there are three key research institutes in Nairobi — French Institute of Research in Africa,(IFRA), Research Institute for Development (IRD) and

International Cooperation Centre for Agronomic Research Applied to Development (CIRAD).

During the visit, President Macron will also attend as the chief guest, the Fourth United Nations Environmental Assembly that runs from March 11-15. On March 14, he will open the One Planet Summit, which will be held alongside UNEA 4.

Co-chaired by Presidents Macron and Uhuru Kenyatta, the high-level session of the OPS will gather heads of state and ministers involved in its coalitions or heading national delegation to UNEA-4 and representatives of the finance and the business sectors, local governments, civil society, and youth. The session will look into “promoting renewable energy and fostering resilience, adaptation and biodiversity”.

Macron will also have a session with students at the University of Nairobi.

President Uhuru had initially stated that

Kenya and France enjoy strong bilateral ties and he is pleased that the two countries have continued to deepen their relations.

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