Partnership Between Kenya and Brazil Aiming at Exporting Agricultural Machinery Is Topic of Meeting Between Brazilian Ambassador and President of Kenya’s National Assembly

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 27/04/2023 at 12:56

Parceria entre Quênia e Brasil (foto/divulgação)

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The Speaker of the Kenyan National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula, received in his office the Brazilian Ambassador Silvio José Albuquerque e Silva to discuss the possibility of a partnership between the two countries to increase food security in the region through agriculture support programs.

During the meeting, Wetang’ula emphasized the importance of strengthening trade and investment relations between Kenya and Brazil, highlighting the possibility of learning from Brazil’s success in extensive and advanced industries in agriculture, mining, and manufacturing, in addition to its emerging economic power.

Strengthening Trade and Investment Relations Between the Countries

President Wetang’ula also suggested that Kenya procure agricultural equipment directly from Brazil, due to the recognized quality of this equipment in the international market, such as tractors and earth-moving equipment.

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The Brazilian ambassador, in turn, mentioned the collaboration between Kenya Airways and Embraer, citing a MoU signed in August 2021 to establish a maintenance facility in Nairobi and develop operational models for Urban Air Mobility (UAM) through Fahari Aviation.

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Objectives of the Partnership Between Kenya and Brazil

Ambassador Silvio committed to strengthening bilateral relations between Brazil and Kenya in a qualitative manner, seeking the economic and social growth of both nations.

The partnership initiative between Kenya and Brazil aims to improve the country’s food security and attract more direct foreign investments, as the region has the potential to become a major market for agricultural equipment and business actions, in addition to being an opportunity for knowledge, technology, and experience exchange between both countries.

With this initiative, Brazil reinforces its position as a leader in preserving natural vegetation and contributes to sustainable development not only in Kenya but also in East Africa.

Partnership Between Kenya and Brazil Aiming at Exporting Agricultural Machinery Is Topic of Meeting Between Brazilian Ambassador and President of Kenya’s National Assembly

The Speaker of the Kenyan National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula, received in his office the Brazilian Ambassador Silvio José Albuquerque e Silva to discuss the possibility of a partnership between the two countries to increase food security in the region through agriculture support programs.

Strengthening Trade and Investment Relations Between the Countries

Collaboration Between Kenya Airways and Embraer, Along with Tree Planting Initiative

Objectives of the Partnership Between Kenya and Brazil

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