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NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 27— Indonesia is seeking to expand its $690 million trade relationship with Kenya through new investments in healthcare, manufacturing and industrial development, with both countries identifying pharmaceutical cooperation as a key area for deeper economic ties.
Indonesian Ambassador to Kenya Witjaksono Adji said the two countries had significant potential to expand commercial partnerships, including in vaccine production, energy, aviation and value addition.
Speaking during Indonesia’s 81st Independence Day celebrations at his official residence in Nairobi on Monday, Adji invited Kenyan businesses to explore investment opportunities at the Indonesia Nairobi Expo scheduled for November 26 and 27.