Kenya, Finland sign pacts on education, climate and digital innovation
Kenya and Finland have signed three memoranda of understanding in education, climate action and digital innovation...
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Kenya and Finland have signed three Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) aimed at enhancing cooperation in education, climate action, and digital innovation.
- The MoUs cover collaborative efforts in technical training, competency-based learning, public service digitization, and climate change resilience.
- The agreements were signed in Helsinki on Wednesday, with President William Ruto witnessing the ceremony alongside Finland's President Alexander Stubb.
- Both leaders also discussed reforms for the United Nations Security Council, advocating for greater African representation.
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