Kenya, Tanzania set December deadline to remove trade barriers

Foreign Affairs ministers Raychelle Omamo of Kenya (right) and Tanzania’s Liberata Mulamula after signing an MoU to strengthen bilateral relations in Nairobi on August 24, 2021. PHOTO | FOREIGN AFFAIRS KENYA

Kenya and Tanzania have set December as the target time when the two neighbouring countries will have resolved most of the non-tariff barriers affecting cross-border trade.

The decision came out of a meeting of the Joint Commission on Cooperation (JCC), a bilateral organ comprising officials from the two countries created to resolve issues affecting areas of cooperation.

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