Congressional leaders rallied around the idea of a Free Trade Agreement for Kenya, while the Biden Administration continues to pursue its U.S.-Kenya Strategic Trade and Investment Partnership (STIP) with its associated “high-standard commitments.”
STIP is inteneded for the United States and Kenya to resolve various nontariff trade issues— including on agriculture, anti-corruption efforts, digital trade, environmental issues, workers’ rights, and trade facilitation.
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