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The Authorities of India Tuesday gifted CT Scan gear to the Kenya Navy Base-Mtongwe.
Talking throughout the signing for the gifting on the Defence Headquarters, Nairobi, the Cupboard Secretary for Defence Aden Duale maintained that the gear which comes with an entire package deal of servicing and infrastructure servicing, shall go a good distance in enhancing the diagnostic providers of the Ministry of Defence.
He stated that the navy personnel deployed within the coastal area along with their dependants needn’t journey to Nairobi for specialised diagnostic procedures.
“The medical gear will considerably increase the Forces’ mission accomplishment which is an enormous milestone for the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF),†stated the CS.
Earlier than the signing ceremony, the CS hosted the Excessive Commissioner for a courtesy name at his workplace the place he applauded the cordial bilateral relations the 2 nations have loved over the many years.
He famous that because of a strong Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2016, the 2 nations have collaborated in a number of sectors amongst them; coaching and workout routines for navy personnel, navy medical providers, navy cultural and sporting actions amongst others.
The CS added that, as Kenya positions itself to be a shipbuilding hub within the African continent, Kenya Shipyards Restricted (KSL) shall maximize all alternatives to foster partnerships with Goa Shipyards Restricted (GSL) of India for the mutual advantage of the 2 nations.
Duale added that the Kenya House Company and the Indian House Analysis Group are at the moment negotiating on potential collaboration to reap most profit from space-derived information.
The CS and the Excessive Commissioner explored areas of potential future cooperation between the 2 nations together with maritime safety, defence trade, border safety, meals trade, defence analysis and improvement amongst others.
Throughout the assembly, the CS was accompanied by Chief of the Defence Forces Common Francis Ogolla, Principal Secretary for Defence Patrick Mariru, Vice Chief of the Defence Forces Lieutenant Common Jonah Mwangi, Director of Medical Companies Main Common Dr. George Ng’ang’a and different Common and Senior Officers.
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