Nairobi, 7, June 2010 (BIN) – Delegation led by U.S.A. Vice president Joe Biden have arrived InterContinental hotel in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya on Monday evening.

His visit will take 3 days according to U.S. Embassy to Kenya and will continue his trip to South Africa.

“The Vice President will meet with key leaders in Kenya, including Kenyan President Kibaki and Kenyan Prime Minister Odinga. In addition to discussing a range of bilateral issues, the Vice President will address our shared interests in peace and stability in the region, particularly in Sudan and Somalia.” U.S. Embassy to Kenya said in statement in Monday.

The Vice President will also deliver a major speech underscoring the importance of the United States-Kenya relations at Kenyatta International Conference Centre. In his speech, the Vice President will discuss Kenya’s great promise and the need to work together to meet regional challenges. Finally, the Vice President will travel to South Africa, where he will meet with South African Deputy President Motlanthe, South African Minister of International Relations Nkoana-Mashabane, and other world leaders in attendance at the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. The Vice President and Dr. Biden will represent the United States at the opening ceremonies of the 2010 FIFA World Cup and attend the U.S. Men’s National Team’s first game – USA v. England – before returning to the United State
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Source:-beforeitsnews.com
Contributed by Abdulkarim Jimale (Reporter)

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