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President Biden pushes President Ruto to open doors for US professionals

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Ambassador Meg Whitman, Foreign Minister, Alfred Mutua and Trade Minister, Moses Kuria attend the 2023 U.S.-Kenya Business Roadshow Launch at The Harvard Club on April 25, 2023, in New York City. PHOTO | AFP

By  CONSTANT MUNDA

Correspondent

The US government is pushing Kenya to smoothen the licensing regime for American professionals seeking to set up shop in the country as part of ongoing negotiations for a proposed bilateral trade deal.

The US negotiators want Kenya to improve transparency and fairness of processes for licensing American professionals such as accountants, lawyers, engineers, engineers and architects to provide services.

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