Kenya and the Republic of Korea have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on the mutual recognition of seafarers’ Certificates of Competency, a move expected to significantly expand employment opportunities for Kenyan seafarers and strengthen bilateral cooperation in maritime training and shipping. The agreement, signed in Mombasa during the ongoing 11th Our Ocean Conference,…
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