On Thursday, the Embassy of Kenya in the UAE hosted a vibrant reception in Abu Dhabi, commemorating Kenya’s Independence Day. This gathering welcomed diplomats, officials, and distinguished guests to celebrate and recognize the enhancing friendship between the two nations.
Among the attendees was Sultan Al Shamsi, the Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Development Affairs and International Organisations, alongside various representatives from the Arab and international diplomatic community in the UAE. Their participation highlighted the robust and dynamic partnership between the UAE and Kenya.
Kenneth Milimo Nganga, Kenya’s Ambassador to the UAE, articulated his nation’s pride in the exceptional relations fostered with the UAE. He emphasized Kenya's dedication to leveraging all opportunities to strengthen these relations, ultimately benefiting both countries and promoting the welfare and development of their citizens.
The event underscored the significance of ongoing collaboration and shared objectives in development, partnership, and international cooperation. It reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to enhancing its diplomatic ties with the UAE in the future.
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