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| The Widely Circulated Picture On Kenyan Social Media - Just Ignore The Picture |
Decision Times Kenya can confirm that President Uhuru Kenyatta did meet with David Cameron (UK's Premier) and had some side talks. Interestingly, there were no moments for photo shoot out as expected and anticipated by the rest of the world.
And even on a more realistic ground, can someone invite you over to their house and even fail to greet you coz of your personal issues with have been made public?
And to paint a more clear picture, The Daily Nation simply painted the picture best....Here is what they reported (Courtesy of Daily Nation).
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday held talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron.
During the meeting at Lancaster House before the start of the Somalia conference in London, Mr Cameron praised the strong historical ties that Kenya and the United Kingdom continued to enjoy.
The PM said the relations between the two countries had been mutually beneficial.
He underlined the British Government’s commitment to strengthening the relations.
Mr Cameron said there was room for further improvement in all areas of development cooperation, adding that the UK was particularly keen on enhancing the levels of trade and investment between the two countries.
He commended Kenya for the frontline role it continued to play in the East and Horn of Africa region, saying that its involvement in Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan had contributed to peace and stability in those countries.
He reaffirmed United Kingdom’s commitment to continue partnering with Kenya, other Inter-governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) countries and the international community in general in the search for lasting peace in Somalia.
President Kenyatta applauded the fraternal relations between the two countries, saying his government appreciated the assistance the UK continued to extend to Kenya.
The Head of State said the assistance, which targeted critical areas such as education and health, had improved the lives of many Kenyans, particularly in the rural areas.
“I am convinced that we can expand the scope of our bilateral cooperation and traditional friendship based on mutual trust and respect for the benefit of our two countries,” said the President.
The President further said the Kenyan economy was on a strong growth trajectory and invited the British business community to take advantage of the various investment opportunities available in the country.
Addressing the Somalia conference, Mr Kenyatta said Kenya supported the timely return and resettlement of Somali refugees in their motherland as proposed by IGAD.
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