Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi have met Kenyan professionals and businesspeople living in Ghana during their official visit to Accra.
The two Cabinet Secretaries held the meeting on Friday, November 13, on the sidelines of the 27th Extraordinary Session of the African Union (AU) Executive Council.
The engagement brought together Kenyans working and doing business in Ghana, providing an opportunity for the government delegation to interact with citizens living abroad.
Mudavadi arrived in Accra on Thursday ahead of the continental meeting, which focuses on sustainable financing of the African Union and its Peace Fund.
The session brings together representatives of AU member states to discuss ways of strengthening the organisation’s financial independence and reducing its reliance on external funding.
Kenya is pushing for reforms aimed at giving African countries greater ownership of the continent’s development agenda and ensuring sustainable financing for AU programmes.
President William Ruto is championing the reforms in his capacity as the AU Champion for Institutional Reform.
Details of the discussions between the two Cabinet Secretaries and the Kenyan professionals were not immediately disclosed.