Conclusion

The interactions between China and Kenya have resulted in consistent economic and social development within Kenya. In the past decade, China’s approach to aiding development through initiatives such as the Belt and Road Initiative has led to a substantial increase in bilateral trade volume between the two countries. China has become Kenya’s primary trading partner, with significant foreign direct investment and over 400 Chinese companies actively involved in infrastructure development in Kenya. Furthermore, China has enhanced science and technology and improved the livelihoods of Kenyan citizens through vocational training, educational exchange programs, and scholarships. These efforts demonstrate China’s commitment to fostering mutually beneficial partnerships, not only with Kenya but also with other developing countries worldwide.