Kenya, UK Resume Joint Military Training at BATUK After Dialogue

Mudavadi welcomed the decision, saying it reflects the success of dialogue and the strong relationship that has defined Kenya-UK ties for decades...

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Kenya and the United Kingdom have resumed joint military training exercises at the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) following successful bilateral dialogue. This marks a renewed commitment to their long-standing defence partnership.

The resumption of training exercises is a key outcome of constructive engagement between the two governments.
First Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Musalia Mudavadi welcomed the decision, highlighting its demonstration of resolving challenges through dialogue.
The renewed exercises are expected to strengthen the operational capabilities of the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF), enhance regional peace and security, and provide economic benefits to local communities.

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