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À propos de la mission

À propos de l'Ambassade du Kenya à Koweït City

La mission diplomatique de la République du Kenya au Koweït : services consulaires, soutien à la diaspora et diplomatie économique.

À propos de cette mission

Who we are

Notre mission

To Project, promote and protect the interests of Kenya through innovative diplomacy.

Our vision

A model diplomatic Mission in pursuit of Kenya’s national interests in the countries of accreditation.

Our values

  • The Mission is guided by the following core values:-
  • i. Patriotism: Our Staff shall exercise loyalty and uphold allegiance to the Republic of Kenya at all times
  • ii. Customer Focus: We shall treat our customers with courtesy respect and promptness
  • iii. Professionalism: Our staff shall exercise high level of professional competence and confidentiality in discharge of their duties
  • iv. Equity and Fairness: We shall promote justice, impartiality and diversity in all our engagements
  • v. Team Spirit: We shall promote teamwork to enhance service delivery and inculcate shared and collective responsibility in executing our mandate, and
  • vi. Ethics and Integrity: We will embrace transparency and accountability in all operations of the Mission.

Our history

Kenya is named after a mountain of the same name. The Kikuyu people who lived around present day Mt Kenya referred to it as Kirinyaga or Kerenyaga, meaning ‘mountain of whiteness’ because of its snow capped peak. Mt Kirinyaga which was the main landmark became synonymous with the territory the British later claimed as their colony. However, the name Kenya arose out of the inability of the British to pronounce Kirinyaga correctly.
Notre mandat

What we are here to do

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The mandate of Kenya Embassy Kuwait is to articulate and implement Kenya’s Foreign Policy focused on developing and enhancing Kenya’s bilateral relations with the countries of accreditation. The Mission is accredited to the Kingdom of Bahrain, and the Republic of Lebanon. The Mission endeavors to engage the host countries on the five pillars of the Kenya’s foreign policy.

Service delivery charter

What to expect from us

ServiceWhat you bringFeeTimeline
Provision of Consular Services
Education scholarships
Diaspora Engagements
Paix et sécurité
Institutional Capacity
Public Diplomacy
Heads of mission

Those who have served

  1. 2010–2018

    Macharia Kamau - Co-chaired the UN working group that designed the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

  2. 2018–2020

    Lazarus Amayo - Served during crucial transitional regional frameworks in Africa.

  3. 2020–2024

    Martin Kimani - Represented Kenya during its tenure as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council (2021–2022). He gained global acclaim for his February 2022 speech on state sovereignty.

  4. 2024–PresentCurrent

    Erastus Ekitela Lokaale - Current Permanent Representative; previously served as Vice-Chair of the UN Peacebuilding Commission.

Nos activités

Representing Kenya in Kuwait

The Kenya Embassy in Kuwait City serves and protects Kenyans living, working and travelling in Kuwait, supports the diaspora, promotes trade and investment between the two countries, and represents Kenya's foreign-policy interests.

What we do for you

Kenya and Kuwait →
The people

Our team

Direction de la Mission

H.E. Amb. Halima Abdille Mohamud

Chef de Mission

Mr. Agabio Mutembei Mutegi

Chef de Mission

Mission team

H.E Halima A. Mohamud,

The Ambassador

Mr. Agabio Mutegi

Head of Chancery

Mr. Ahmed Rashid Mohamud

Consulaire

Mr. Ibrahim Rashid Khator

Immigration Attaché

Ms. Rose Wamucii Gakuya

Finance

Ms. Margaret Oruko

Administration
Relations bilatérales

Kenya and Kuwait

Le Kenya et le Koweït entretiennent des relations diplomatiques amicales fondées sur la coopération en matière de commerce, d'affaires régionales et de liens interpersonnels.

L'Ambassade du Kenya à Koweït promeut ces intérêts, soutient les ressortissants kenyans au Koweït et œuvre à l'approfondissement des échanges commerciaux et culturels entre les deux pays.

Nous contacter

Nous contacter

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Nous répondons sous 2 jours ouvrables. Pour les urgences, appelez la ligne 24 h/24, 7 j/7.

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Bon à savoir

Avant votre visite

Ce qu'il faut apporter

  • Votre référence de réservation (réservez en ligne avant votre venue).
  • Un passeport ou une carte d'identité nationale valide, et une photocopie.
  • Les documents justificatifs pour votre service.
  • Preuve de tout paiement eCitizen pour le service.
  • Arriver environ 10 minutes à l'avance, muni d'un stylo.

Si vous habitez loin de Koweït City, renseignez-vous auprès de la mission sur les consuls honoraires ou les cliniques consulaires mobiles près de chez vous.

Quand nous sommes fermés

La mission observe les jours fériés kenyans et les jours fériés locaux du Koweït.

Kenyan public holidays
  • 1 juinJour de Madaraka
  • 10 oct.Journée Utamaduni (Huduma)
  • 20 oct.Journée des héros
  • 12 déc.Jour de la Jamhuri
  • 25-26 déc.Noël et le lendemain de Noël
  • 1 janv.Jour de l'An
  • DiversVendredi saint, lundi de Pâques et Aïd