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BarbadosâKenya relations are bilateral relations between Barbados and Kenya. Both countries are members the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States and the Commonwealth of Nations. [1]
Prime Minister Mottley visited Kenya in late 2019 for the ACP Summit in Nairobi. [2] [3] President Kenyatta had visited Barbados in August 2019 as well. [4] Mottley and Kenyatta held talks concerning deepening relation and trade between both nations.
During Mottley's visit to Kenya both countries entered into cooperation agreements covering: [5]
Barbados and Kenya resolved to work together in the fields of: renewable energy, tourism, health, education, blue economy, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), sports, culture, trade and investment. [6]
An MOU establishing a Joint Commission for Cooperation (JCC) was also signed. [6]
As part of Prime Minister's Mottley's visit a focus on trade and investment between Barbados and Kenya was brought up. Barbados and Kenya were looking into entering a double taxation agreement and a bilateral investment treaty to grow trade ties. [7]
During Prime Minister's Mottley's visit in late 2019 she opened the CARICOM office in Nairobi, Kenya which will be a joint diplomatic mission for Caribbean countries. [8]
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Barbados |
Kenya |
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BarbadosâKenya relations are bilateral relations between Barbados and Kenya. Both countries are members the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States and the Commonwealth of Nations. [1]
Prime Minister Mottley visited Kenya in late 2019 for the ACP Summit in Nairobi. [2] [3] President Kenyatta had visited Barbados in August 2019 as well. [4] Mottley and Kenyatta held talks concerning deepening relation and trade between both nations.
During Mottley's visit to Kenya both countries entered into cooperation agreements covering: [5]
Barbados and Kenya resolved to work together in the fields of: renewable energy, tourism, health, education, blue economy, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), sports, culture, trade and investment. [6]
An MOU establishing a Joint Commission for Cooperation (JCC) was also signed. [6]
As part of Prime Minister's Mottley's visit a focus on trade and investment between Barbados and Kenya was brought up. Barbados and Kenya were looking into entering a double taxation agreement and a bilateral investment treaty to grow trade ties. [7]
During Prime Minister's Mottley's visit in late 2019 she opened the CARICOM office in Nairobi, Kenya which will be a joint diplomatic mission for Caribbean countries. [8]
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: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
link)