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Kenyan Cabinet Secretary for Defence arrives on a 3-day India visit: will Talk to Rajnath Singh tomorrow

In a significant step towards fostering stronger diplomatic ties, Aden Bare Duale, the Cabinet Secretary for the Defence of Kenya, has embarked on a three-day visit to India. His arrival in New Delhi on August 28, 2023, marks a milestone in India-Kenya relations, underscoring the deepening cooperation between the two nations.

High-Level Talks and Exploring Defense Cooperation

During his stay, Mr. Dual will engage in substantive discussions with Raksha Mantri (Defence Minister) Shri Rajnath Singh on August 29. These talks emphasize the intent to strengthen defense cooperation and deepen strategic ties between India and Kenya. The high-level engagement underscores the significance both nations attribute to their diplomatic and defense relations.

Exploration of Indian Defense Industries

Aden Bare Duale’s visit is set to provide valuable insights into India’s defense capabilities. His itinerary includes visits to Indian shipyards and defense industries situated in Goa and Bengaluru. These visits not only signify a growing mutual interest in defense technology and industry but also pave the way for potential collaborations in defense manufacturing and technology transfer.

A Historic Visit and Strengthening Ties

This visit marks a historic milestone, as it’s the first-ever standalone political visit at the highest level from Kenya to India since the new government came into office in September 2022. The visit signifies the strategic importance both countries place on their bilateral relations, particularly in the realm of defense cooperation. It serves as a testament to the shared commitment to deepening diplomatic and economic ties between India and Kenya.

The visit of Cabinet Secretary Aden Bare Duale to India is expected to open new avenues for further strengthening defense collaboration and fostering a more comprehensive partnership between the two nations. It underscores India’s keen interest in nurturing relationships with African countries, reflecting a broader diplomatic strategy to bolster ties across the African continent.

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