The 2018 summit of the leaders of the 53 countries composing the Commonwealth has ended with agreements on mechanisms to boost trade within the group to the $2 trillion mark, confronting security threats and uniting for "blue" economic growth.
As has become the tradition, the Commonwealth summit provided Kenya with another opportunity to play a leading role on the international stage, as well as an opportunity for President Uhuru Kenyatta to aggressively pursue Kenya's agenda of securing investment and bolstering trade with partners -- old and new.
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