Cyprus has officially opened its embassy in Nairobi, located on the 11th floor of the Piano Building, 171 Brookside Drive, in Westlands.
The ceremony was attended by Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, and Cyprus' Foreign Affairs Minister Dr. Constantinos Kombos.
"I joined H.E. Dr. Constantinos Kombos, the Foreign Affairs Minister of the Republic of Cyprus, to inaugurate this mission, a milestone that reflects our shared ambition to elevate Kenya-Cyprus relations to new heights," Mudavadi said after the event.
Mudavadi noted that the establishment of the embassy is a step toward deeper collaboration with the Middle Eastern country and unlocking new opportunities.
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"The opening of this embassy lays a firm foundation for deeper dialogue, expanded cooperation, and richer engagement between our nations.
"It also underscores our collective resolve to unlock new opportunities for economic growth, tackle shared challenges, and foster meaningful people-to-people connections," he added.
Additionally Mudavadi stated that the move reflects Nairobi’s growing stature, describing it as a diplomatic and commercial hub.
"Minister Kombos praised Kenya’s welcoming and enabling environment, which continues to attract and support diplomatic missions as Nairobi grows into an influential regional hub for diplomacy and business alike.
"We look forward to translating this milestone into impactful partnerships that deliver tangible benefits for our citizens and strengthen the enduring bonds between our two countries," he further said.
This came a month after Somaliland opened its liaison office in Nairobi.
The event was attended by members of the international community and senior Kenyan government officials including Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii and Marsabit Senator Mohamed Said Chute.
