King Charles III and United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken have extended warm messages of celebration to Kenya on its 60th Jamhuri Day.
In a statement, King Charles III praised the resilience of Kenyans and acknowledged President William Ruto for commemorating six decades of freedom.
He highlighted the enduring partnerships between Kenya and the United Kingdom, expressing confidence in their continued growth for the prosperity of both nations.
King Charles III conveyed his gratitude for the warm hospitality he experienced during his November visit, emphasizing the significance of the UK-Kenya partnership. He expressed optimism about strengthening these ties in the coming months and years.
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In a separate statement, Antony Blinken commended Kenya for its enduring partnership with the United States.
He affirmed the U.S.’s commitment to sustaining bilateral relationships with Kenya, aiming to enhance peace, prosperity, and security in the region.
Blinken emphasized the intention to deepen the economic partnership between the two nations for the mutual benefit of Kenyans and Americans.
“We look forward to continuing to deepen our close economic partnership for the benefit of Kenyans and Americans alike,” Blinken stated.
He assured the people of Kenya that the United States remains a dedicated friend, ready to address shared challenges together.
Notably, Jamhuri Day, established on December 12, 1963, marks the day when power was transferred from the British colonial government to Kenya under the leadership of Jomo Kenyatta, the country’s founding father.
Interior PS Raymond Omollo anticipates a gathering of 30,000 at this year’s celebration held at Uhuru Gardens, with parallel festivities taking place in various counties across Kenya.
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Messages From King Charles III And US Secretary Of State Antony Blinken On Kenya’s 60th Jamhuri Day,
