Kenya on Thursday announced plans are underway to do away with visa requirements for Comoros citizens who will be travelling to Kenya.
The announcement was made by President William Ruto, who is in the Island country for the Independence Day celebration.
“Kenya stands with Comoros as partners in progress, committed to deepening our collaboration for the benefit of our peoples. Together, we can harness our shared potential to create opportunities, foster innovation, and build sustainable economies that leave no one behind,” said Ruto.
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The announcement was a continuation of Kenya’s policy of African integration. Kenya is advocating for the elimination of trade obstacles among African countries to facilitate the movement of products, services, and labour through the integration of regional trading blocs.
At the same time, Ruto congratulated President Azari Assoumani on his appointment as African Union (AU) Chair for 2023.
Ruto reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to assisting the Comoros as Azari leads the African continent to greater heights while addressing the people’s daily issues.
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