Every year on June 12, Russia celebrates Russia Day – a holiday that symbolises not only the country’s rich history and statehood, but also its vision for the future. This year, Russia marks the occasion at a time of profound changes in international relations.
At the same time, Kenyan academic institutions are making an important contribution to the development of bilateral educational and research cooperation. A notable example is the establishment of the African Centre for Russian Studies at the University of Nairobi, which has become a valuable platform for academic dialogue and research exchange.
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These initiatives help promote objective knowledge about Russia and Africa, encourage joint research projects and strengthen professional and scholarly links between the two countries.
Cultural and sports cooperation further reinforce these connections. In recent months, Kenya has hosted successful performances by Russian ballet and musical ensembles, as well as Russian film screenings, while Kenyan artists and performers have actively participated in cultural festivals and contests in Russia.
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