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Mombasa Governor Hosts US Diplomat to Discuss Investment Partnerships
Governor Abdulswamad meets with Acting US Ambassador Susan Burns to explore cooperation opportunities
By Feddy Madebe, Political Editorial HOD
MOMBASA – Mombasa County Governor Abdulswamad Shariff Nassir received Acting United States Ambassador Susan Burns for a courtesy call at his office, where the two leaders held discussions aimed at strengthening bilateral relations between the coastal county and the United States.
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The meeting, which took place on Wednesday, centered on exploring avenues for enhanced cooperation in key areas including investment promotion, economic opportunities, and mutual prosperity for residents of Mombasa County.

Focus on Investment and Shared Growth
According to Governor Abdulswamad, the talks with Ambassador Burns were productive and laid groundwork for deeper engagement between the county government and American interests. The discussions specifically targeted areas that could attract increased investment flows into Mombasa while creating expanded opportunities for local communities.
“We look forward to building on this partnership for the benefit of Mombasa,” Governor Abdulswamad stated following the meeting.
Strategic Partnership
The courtesy call represents part of ongoing diplomatic engagement between Kenyan county governments and international partners. Mombasa, as Kenya’s second-largest city and a major port hub for East Africa, has increasingly positioned itself as an attractive destination for foreign investment and international cooperation.

The meeting with Ambassador Burns signals potential for future collaborations that could bring American expertise, investment, and partnership opportunities to various sectors within Mombasa County.
Details of specific projects or timelines for the proposed cooperation were not immediately disclosed, though both parties expressed commitment to advancing the partnership agenda in coming months.
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