Ugandan and Kenyan governments have signed a free trade deal aimed to eliminate or ease trade barriers and boost economic cooperation.
The deal, according to the Uganda-based, Monitor report, was signed last Friday. The two countries are agreed upon mechanisms to increasing bilateral trade, fostering investment and promoting economic growth in the region, it was stated.
The deal is supported by a directive signed by President Museveni of Uganda and his Kenyan counterpart,William Samoei Ruto.
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