Kenya and the United States are set to prioritize enhanced security cooperation to boost trade and investment between the two nations. This commitment was highlighted by US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Laundau and Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi.

• US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Laundau emphasized that stability is crucial for economic growth, citing the 1998 terrorist attack and vowing that such incidents will not recur with US support.
• Musalia Mudavadi lauded US support in countering terrorism and welcomed the renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) for an additional three years, significantly boosting bilateral trade.
• Mudavadi also expressed appreciation for US financial backing of the Haiti mission, highlighting it as a strong partnership demonstrating mutual commitment to international peace and stability.