Deputy President Kithure Kindiki announced Kenya's intention to strengthen ties with Algeria in trade, education, and labor mobility. This move is part of Kenya's broader strategy to expand relations with more African nations.

• Kenya and Algeria are exploring various areas of cooperation, with a focus on education, knowledge exchange, and increasing bilateral trade in products like coffee, tea, and avocado.
• DP Kindiki represented Kenya at the Fourth Intra-Africa Trade Fair in Algiers and held bilateral talks with Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
• Efforts are underway to establish direct flights between Algiers and Nairobi to facilitate movement and business, and to negotiate a bilateral labor agreement with Algeria.
• Algeria recently donated 16,000 metric tonnes of fertilizer to Kenya's subsidy program, highlighting a strong agricultural partnership.
• The government is committed to addressing challenges faced by Kenyan students abroad, including exploring ways to extend HELB loans to them.