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Inside CS Kuria State Visit to Indonesia

Inside CS Kuria State Visit to Indonesia

Trade CS Moses Kuria on Thursday completed his 3-day Indonesia state visit that delved into the "Deal Book" 

Kuria said that Kenya and Indonesia signed the Memorandum of Understanding which indicated their commitment to reinforcing ties between the two countries. His state visit received attendance from stakeholders in different sectors including Oil and Gas, the Blue Economy, and Railway infrastructure among others. Mr Kuria expressed confidence that the realized partnerships will unveil the country's full potential for impactful growth and innovation. 

"Representatives from diverse sectors, including Blue Economy, Mining, Renewable Energy (Geothermal), Edible Oils, Livestock, Railway Infrastructure, Pharmaceuticals, and Oil and Gas, came together to forge partnerships and unleash the potential of collaboration," the CS said.  

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During his stint, the CS held a sitdown with Indonesian State Owned Enterprises, Indonesian State Agencies and Private Sector players. 

Mr Kuria also toured the Indonesian Ports Authority and held talks with the Federation of Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (KADIN). The coordinating minister and Moses Kuria said that they have made satisfactory progress ahead of  Indonesian President Joko Widodo's visit to Nairobi on July 2023.       
 

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  1. NduatiMay 18, 2023

    All these Kenya CSs are hell bent on lying to Kenyans about crap they are doing to help. Is Kuria anyone to be trusted by any government imagination? Solve Kenya’s problems within our borders and stop running to foreign countries to expose how foolish you are.

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