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Ministry seeks too clarify on Kenya-UK trade deal

Industrialisation CS Betty Maina (PHOTO: FILE)

The Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) signed between Kenya and the United Kingdom in December 2020 will ensure that both countries reap the benefits of improved market access.

 It is important that all stakeholders, including the media get the facts right about the objectives and key aspects of the EPA. Misrepresentation of facts will only cause fear and anxiety that can dampen the prospects of potential beneficiaries.

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