India announces $250 million agriculture aid to boost ties with Kenya
India and Kenya aim to boost defence, maritime, and connectivity ties. India offers a $250 million line of credit to improve Kenya's agriculture sector. The two countries sign five agreements and issue a vision document for maritime cooperation in the Indian Ocean. India raises the issue of two missing Indian nationals in Nairobi. Kenya offers land to Indian companies for cultivation of crops. Both countries agree to increase cooperation in counter-terrorism and defence, including training exchanges and high-level visits.
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