Mudavadi on mission for better working conditions for Kenyans in Saudi Arabia

The visit will see him engage on talks aimed at strengthening labour rights and improving working conditions for Kenyans employed in the Gulf nation...

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Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi is on an official visit to Saudi Arabia from July 3-5 to discuss improved working conditions for Kenyans.

Over 300,000 Kenyans are employed in Saudi Arabia, and their rights and welfare are a priority.
Key discussions will focus on strengthening labour standards, ethical recruitment, and dispute resolution for Kenyan workers.
The visit also aims to boost bilateral relations, trade, and attract Saudi investment in areas like agriculture, renewable energy, and infrastructure.

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