Kenya Marks 60th Independence Day with Celebrations
Kenya Commemorates 60th Jamhuri Day in Pakistan
The High Commission of Kenya in Pakistan celebrated its 60th Jamhuri Day (Independence Day) on Friday night, honoring the resilience of the Kenyan people in their journey towards self-rule. The event, attended by diplomatic representatives and local dignitaries, emphasized Kenya’s commitment to fostering international alliances.
In a vibrant gathering, Ambassador Nyambura Kamau praised the sacrifices made by freedom fighters and highlighted the enduring ties between Kenya and Pakistan. She spoke about the flourishing relations, warm people-to-people connections, and growing trade partnership between the two countries.
Kenyan Culture Displayed at Festive Celebration
The commemorative event immersed guests in Kenyan culture, offering traditional music, exquisite Kenyan cuisine, and an opportunity to appreciate the achievements of the past six decades. The annual celebration on December 12 signifies Kenya’s progress and envisions a sustainable future of prosperity.
Bilateral Trade Growth and Collaboration
Ambassador Kamau highlighted the growth in bilateral trade between Kenya and Pakistan. Kenyan tea has become popular among Pakistani consumers, and Pakistani rice is a preferred choice in Kenyan households. She expressed optimism in building a diversified trade portfolio and fostering collaboration across sectors including health, manufacturing, textiles, technology, and agriculture.
International Partnerships and Bilateral Relations
The event witnessed the felicitations from representatives of various nations, expressing hope for strengthened bilateral relations between Kenya and Pakistan. The evening served as a testament to the enduring friendship between the two countries, poised for greater collaboration and shared prosperity.
Source: Dawn