During his state visit to Kenya, President Denis Sassou Nguesso of the Republic of Congo delighted in an evening game drive at Nairobi National Park. Accompanied by Kenyan officials, the President marveled at the park’s diverse wildlife, including lions, giraffes, and rhinos, set against the stunning Nairobi skyline.
This visit, aimed at strengthening bilateral ties, highlighted the importance of wildlife conservation a shared priority for both nations. Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife, Peninah Malonza-Cabinet Secretary for EAC, ASALs & Regional Development – Kenya, emphasized, “This visit opens up new avenues for cooperation, especially in tourism and environmental preservation.”
President Nguesso’s admiration for Kenya’s natural beauty and conservation efforts promises potential collaborations, marking a significant step in the diplomatic relationship between the two countries.
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