The Kenyan government is set to resume talks with the United States on a proposed bilateral trade agreement, with talks scheduled to restart next week in Washington. Nairobi is seeking a deal that would remove non-tariff barriers and expand access for Kenyan exports to the US market. The discussions were initially launched during the administration of former US President Joe Biden under a broader trade and investment partnership framework aimed at easing trade restrictions. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Peter Wakaba, Business News Editor in Nairobi and an economic commentator..

<p>The Kenyan government is set to resume talks with the United States on a proposed bilateral trade agreement, with talks scheduled to restart next week in Washington. Nairobi is seeking a deal that would remove non-tariff barriers and expand access for Kenyan exports to the US market. The discussions were initially launched during the administration of former US President Joe Biden under a broader trade and investment partnership framework aimed at easing trade restrictions. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Peter Wakaba, Business News Editor in Nairobi and an economic commentator..</p>

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