Kenya seeks stronger trade, technology partnership with EU
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Kenya is targeting to increase its bilateral trade with the European Union focusing on key sectors with potential to unlock more investments and create sustainable jobs.
Speaking when he met heads of European Union Delegations serving across Africa in Nairobi, President William Ruto called for addressing of barriers to trade between Kenya and EU in order to achieve full potential.
Kenya exports to the EU which are mainly agricultural products, have been sustained by the European Economic Partnership Agreement which came into force in July 1, 2024 and allows duty-free, quota-free market access to the EU.
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