Kenya: Somalia Industries Hail Resumption of Diplomatic Ties With Kenya

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Kenya: Somalia Industries Hail Resumption of Diplomatic Ties With Kenya

[VOA] Mogadishu, Somalia -- Somalia's cargo and travel industries have welcomed the resumption of diplomatic ties with neighbor Kenya after a five-month freeze that damaged bilateral trade. But tensions remain over an unresolved maritime territorial dispute.

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