Pleased to meet Magda KOPCYNSKA, Director General Mobility and Transport of the European Commission on the sidelines of the EU-AU Ministerial meeting in Brussels. Appreciated EU support for infrastructural development notable among which is the Mombasa-Kwa Jomvu road.

OACPS Secretary-General H.E. Moussa Saleh-Batraki addressed the 119th OACPS Council of Ministers meeting (May 23–25) in Brussels, speaking alongside Council President Senator Pholile Dlamini Shakantu and Committee of Ambassadors Chair Ambassador Sibusisiwe Mngomezulu.

Met with H.E. Diego Martínez Belío, State Secretary for Foreign & Global Affairs of Spain, on the sidelines of EU-AU Summit. Discussed the forthcoming Financing for Development Conference & ongoing cooperation between our two countries in energy, blue economy & on multilateral

In Brussels, exchanged views with Steven Collet, Deputy Director General of International Cooperation, MFA Netherlands. We reviewed progress on implementation of state visit outcomes of HM King Willem to Kenya early this year and affirmed the strength of our longstanding

Today, Kenya’s delegation led by Amb. Tanui, Deputy Head of Mission, participated in the 119th Session of the OACPS Council of Ministers in Brussels, which also marks the launch of the OACPS 50th Anniversary celebrations. #KenyaInBrussels #OACPS50 #

While in Brussels, Belgium, for the 10th Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency, I paid a courtesy call to the Kenyan Embassy, where I was received by Ambassador Bitange Ndemo and the staff. Our discussions focused on deepening Kenya–EU cooperation, particularly in

Amb. Fouzia Abass joined the Kenyan team at the 2025 World of Coffee Expo that is taking place at the Palexpo. The event brings together key players in the coffee value chain worldwide. She interacted with representatives from AFA's Coffee Directorate, Gibsons Coffee

Exchanged views with Ambassador Peter Maddens Belgium in Kenya ahead of our Ministerial Level Political Consultations next month. While the last one year has witnessed accelerated engagement at bilateral and multilateral levels between our two countries, there is immense scope for

1/4 🇰🇪☕ | Kenyan Coffee Shines at Lasemo Festival in Belgium 🇧🇪 The Embassy of Kenya in Brussels proudly participated in the 3-day #LasemoFestival, collaborating with The Alchemist to showcase premium Kenyan coffee.🌍 #KenyaInBelgium #SpecialtyCoffee

2/4 Festival-goers flocked to the booth, drawn by the aroma and curiosity around Kenya’s world-renowned coffee. The turnout was impressive, with many expressing admiration for the unique flavors and the story behind each cup. 🇰🇪✨ #Lasemo2025 #KenyanCoffee

3/4 The coffee showcased—proudly supplied by New KPCU—represents the hard work of smallholder farmers across Kenya. It was an honour to share their craft with a global, sustainability-minded audience. 🙌🏾 #SupportFarmers #CoffeeWithAStory

Kenya and Belgium Reaffirm Bilateral Ties Ahead of Upcoming Political Consultations The Director General, Political and Diplomatic Affairs, Amb. Josphat K. Maikara, EBS, today, held a courtesy meeting with H.E. Peter Maddens, Ambassador of Belgium to Kenya. The meeting served as

The Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs celebrates the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN 2024), which is being co-hosted by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, as a milestone in sports diplomacy, using football to foster regional unity, youth empowerment, and international

🇰🇪 The Prime Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Musalia W Mudavadi joined H.E. President William Samoei Ruto, PhD in cheering Harambee Stars at #CHAN2024 in Nairobi. A proud show of sports diplomacy as Kenya unites Africa through football. Kudos to

The EU is Kenya’s largest trading partner accounting for 17.2% of Kenya’s overall trade. It is also Kenya’s second largest development partner after the World Bank, accounting for 15% of the Government’s annual development budget. Met EU Ambassador to Kenya Henriette Geiger to review