Benin–Kenya relations

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Benin–Kenya relations
Map indicating locations of Benin and Kenya

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Benin–Kenya relations are bilateral relations between Benin and Kenya.

Trade

Both countries enjoy cordial relations. Nationals of both countries can obtain Visas at the Port of Entry. To increase trade a Joint Commission for Co-operation (JCC) between the two countries is in the works.[1]

Annual trade is considered to be worth Kes. 94 million (US$1 million- US$1.5 million) depending on exchange rates. In 2009, Kenya imported goods worth Kes. 61 million (US$668,000) and exported goods worth Kes. 33 million (US$361,000) to Benin. The balance of trade is in favour of Benin.[1]

Main goods that Kenya exports to Benin are medicaments, sugar confectionery, Jute and textiles.[1]

Kenya's main imports from Benin include; Liquefied propane and butane, rotating electric plant and parts, paper and art works.[1]

Diplomatic missions

Kenya's high commission in Nigeria is accredited to Benin.[1]

References

  1. ^ a b c d e "Kenya High Commission Nigeria | KENYA–BENIN TRADE RELATIONS". kenyanigeria.org. Retrieved 12 January 2015.
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