Kenya's involvement in the Islamic military coalition

 After the joining of the Republic of Kenya in the anti-terrorism Islamic military alliance, the number of member countries of the alliance has increased to 42.

According to the Saudi news agency 'SPA', the Republic of Kenya as a member country was formally announced to join the Islamic Military Alliance. Added along.

In addition to the Kenyan ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Paternocles Ring Ikego, Kenyan diplomats also participated in the ceremony of inclusion as member countries.

On this occasion, the Secretary General of the Islamic Military Alliance, Major General Muhammad bin Saeed Al-Mughidi formally announced the Republic of Kenya's joining the alliance as a member country, saying that Kenya's joining the military alliance established against terrorism is a positive step.

It should be noted that with the inclusion of the Republic of Kenya, the total number of member countries in the Islamic Military Alliance has increased to 42.

Members of the military coalition are engaged in joint action against terrorism on various fronts.