Kenya will soon start negotiations on a second bilateral trade pact with the United Kingdom following its exit from European Union (EU).
The two countries have previously been trading through the EU. However, Kenya lost market access after Britain left the union in what was known as Brexit.
Under the EU, Kenya benefited from duty-free and quota-free market access to all member states for industrial and agricultural products, including beef, fish, dairy, cereals, fresh and processed fruits and vegetables |||READ MORE
No comments:
Post a Comment