Jaishankar interacts with the Indian diaspora in Kenya | India News
NEW DELHI: Foreign Minister S Jaishankar organized a “productive†online interaction with a representative cross section of the Indian diaspora in Kenya.
Jaishankar arrived in Kenya on Saturday for a three-day visit aimed at strengthening India’s relations with the main East African country.
“The Honorable Minister of Foreign Affairs of India @DrSJaishankar, who is currently on an official visit to Kenya, had a productive online interaction with a cross section of the Indian diaspora in Kenya on June 13,” tweeted the top -Indian police station late Sunday evening.
The meeting was moderated by India’s High Commissioner to Kenya Dr Virander Paul, he said. Kenya has a vibrant community of people of Indian descent which currently numbers around 80,000 people, including around 20,000 Indian citizens.
On Saturday, Jaishankar and his Kenyan counterpart Raychelle Omamo had a “fruitful discussion” on bilateral cooperation that the two countries will advance through a joint commission.
“A detailed exchange on regional and global issues that befits two members of the UNSC. A historic solidarity is today a modern partnership,” Jaishankar tweeted after the talks.
Jaishankar arrived in Kenya on Saturday for a three-day visit aimed at strengthening India’s relations with the main East African country.
“The Honorable Minister of Foreign Affairs of India @DrSJaishankar, who is currently on an official visit to Kenya, had a productive online interaction with a cross section of the Indian diaspora in Kenya on June 13,” tweeted the top -Indian police station late Sunday evening.
The meeting was moderated by India’s High Commissioner to Kenya Dr Virander Paul, he said. Kenya has a vibrant community of people of Indian descent which currently numbers around 80,000 people, including around 20,000 Indian citizens.
On Saturday, Jaishankar and his Kenyan counterpart Raychelle Omamo had a “fruitful discussion” on bilateral cooperation that the two countries will advance through a joint commission.
“A detailed exchange on regional and global issues that befits two members of the UNSC. A historic solidarity is today a modern partnership,” Jaishankar tweeted after the talks.
A detailed exchange on regional and global issues as befits two members of the UNSC. A historic solidarity is today a modern partnership.
– Dr S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) 1623503400000
India and Kenya currently sit on the United Nations Security Council. They are also members of the Commonwealth. Kenya is an active member of the African Union, with which India has long-standing ties.