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Kenya and Egypt have signed four key Memorandums of Understanding aimed at fostering strategic partnerships between the two nations. The agreements focus on critical areas such as maritime security, renewable energy, veterinary services, and electricity. During the first day of a two-day state visit in Cairo President William Ruto further called for collaboration in 12 other areas, including security, investment, youth empowerment, gender equality in higher education, and urban development for progress and stability.
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Kenya, Egypt sign 4 key strategic partnership Memoranda of Understanding
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