Prime Minister Lee Myung-bak agreed to join a Korean company in Kenya's national affairs, such as food and medical care.

[Nairobi = Newsweek] Kim Ji-hyun told reporters on Oct. 20 that he had talks with President Ufurukanita of Kenya.

Prime Minister Lee Myung-bak said in his SNS that he agreed in principle to join the Korean companies in the four major national foreign policy issues of President Kenya: industrial development, food security, medical care universal and stable housing. I agree with the punishment. "

Lee said:" We will also cooperate in the forthcoming establishment of the Kenya Science and Technology Institute and consider participating in the "blue economy", ie tell the ocean economy, like shipbuilding in Kenya. "

He attended the Korea-Kenya Business Forum and participated in the 19th Korea-Kenya Business Forum (the first event in Kenya He will travel to Tanzania on the 21st after visiting the OCTC (Agricultural Technology Development Center Overseas) and participated in the ceremony of delivery of Korean food aid to rice.

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