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Yemeni-Kenyan talks over visas in Nairobi

[02/12/2021 12:59]

NAIROBI-SABA
Deputy Chairman of Migration, Passports and Nationality Authority (MPNA) Abdulgabar Salim and Charged Affairs of Yemen's embassy in Nairobi Abdussalam al-Wadhi held talks here today with Kenyan officials in charge of (MPNA) by Dr. Dan Obon Deputy Chairman of the MPNA.

Aspects of bilateral cooperation about visa entry for the nationals of the two countries was key focus of the discussions.

Al-Wadhi and Salim sought for more cooperation about visa entry and residence permission for the Yemeni citizens in Kenya, they also asked an exemption about visa for the Yemeni nationals who hold diplomatic passports.

The conversations also touched upon the idea of training the staffs of the Yemeni MPNA in the Kenyan Institute for Migration Studies.