External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. Reuters
Kenya has a vibrant neighborhood of individuals of Indian origin presently numbered round 80,000, together with an estimated 20,000 Indian residents.
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has held a “productive” online interaction with a cross-section of Indian diaspora in Kenya. Jaishankar arrived in Kenya on Saturday on a three-day visit to strengthen India’s relations with the major East African country.
“Hon’ble External Affairs Minister of India @DrSJaishankar, who is currently on an official visit to Kenya, held a productive online interaction with a cross section of Indian diaspora in Kenya 13th June,” the Indian High Commission right here tweeted late Sunday night time. The assembly was moderated by the High Commissioner of India to Kenya, Dr Virander Paul, it stated.
Kenya has a vibrant neighborhood of individuals of Indian origin presently numbered round 80,000, together with an estimated 20,000 Indian residents. On Saturday, Jaishankar and his Kenyan counterpart Raychelle Omamo held a “productive dialogue” on bilateral cooperation that the two countries will take forward through a joint commission.
“A detailed exchange on regional and global issues as befitting two UNSC members. A historical solidarity is today a modern partnership,” Jaishankar had tweeted after the talks. India and Kenya are at the moment serving in the United Nation Security Council. They are additionally members of the Commonwealth. Kenya is an lively member of the African Union, with which India has longstanding ties.
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