Kenya, UK renew partnership to combat terrorism, cybercrime and human trafficking

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He said the action plan would be implemented within two weeks to ensure effective execution of the agreement.

The new phase of the engagement also includes a letter of intent for cooperation between Kenya and the UK on information sharing regarding maritime security.

The two nations will work together to enhance maritime security and learn from each other's experiences.

UK Security Minister Tugendhat expressed confidence that the new partnership would combat internal and external threats between the two nations.

"Working together is the only way to secure the British people. Just is the only way to secure the Kenyan people. This partnership building on a long history of friendship is exactly what we need to be doing together," Tugendhat said.

He said the new partnership lays the foundation for future growth and cooperation.