President Uhuru Kenyatta and his DRC counterpart Felix Tshisekedi have raised concerns over surging cases of terrorism and violent extremism in Africa. The statement comes as Uhuru completed his three-day state visit to DRC which began on Tuesday 20-22, April 2021. They also committed to not only consolidate the strategic bilateral cooperation but also inject new impetus to its scope and scale. They successfully concluded and oversaw the signing of four bilateral instruments of cooperation, including General Cooperation Agreement, Bilateral Security Cooperation Agreement, Agreement on Defence Cooperation, and, the Renewal of the Agreement on Maritime Freight Management. The signing of these bilateral agreements will enable the volume of trade between DRC and Kenya to grow exponentially.

Source: The Star April 22, 2021 14:18 UTC