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A seminar was held Friday in Nairobi, the Kenyan capital to assess milestones achieved since the inception of the
Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) more than two decades ago. Senior policymakers, diplomats,
scholars and students attended the half-day seminar, themed “Strengthening Sino-African Relations: Reflections
on Two Decades of FOCAC.” The seminar was organized by the Africa Center for the Study of China, domiciled
at the University of Nairobi, Kenya’s oldest university. Martin Owuor, assistant director of the Asia and Pacific
Directorate in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that under the FOCAC, Kenya has gained immensely from
bilateral ties with China.”Kenya and China have enjoyed warm, cordial relations over six decades,” Owuor said.
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