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Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg seek to deepen bilateral ties with Kenya

From left) Jeroen Crooneman, vice minister, director-general for bilateral affairs at Belgium, Wopke Hoekstra(C) vice prime minister of foreign affairs of the Netherlands and Jean Asselborn (Right)minister for foreign and European affairs of Luxembourg, address press on June 7, 2023, at Netherlands Residences in Muthaiga, Nairobi. [Edward Kiplimo,Standard]

Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg are looking to deepen more bilateral ties with Kenya in areas of trade and investment.

Foreign ministers from the three countries made the announcement after meeting President William Ruto on Wednesday.

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