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- President Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday held bilateral talks with the United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guteress in New York, while he was on a two-day official visit to the US
- With the UN secretary general, the Kenyan president discussed subjects of like the security and humanitarian crises in Haiti and Ethiopia’s Tigray region as well as preparations for the forthcoming UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland
President Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday held bilateral talks with the United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guteress in New York, while he was on a two-day official visit to the US. With the UN secretary general, the Kenyan president discussed subjects like the security and humanitarian crises in Haiti and Ethiopia’s Tigray region as well as preparations for the forthcoming UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland.
Both the leaders have agreed to continue engaging the Ethiopian government and other actors in the internal conflict with a view of finding a lasting solution to the crisis. The President and Mr Guteress resolved to continue rallying the international community to stand in solidarity with the people of Haiti of the Caribbean nation as it is passing through a troubled time.
The President, was accompanied by Kenya’s Permanent Representative to the UN Amb Martin Kiman. They will later on Monday witness the signing of a business pact between KEPSA and the Corporate Council on Africa, the largest umbrella body of US companies operating in Africa.
