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"speaker_name": "Mr. Wetangula",
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"content": "Mr. Speaker, Sir, let me mention at this stage that President Al-Bashir in visiting Kenya, landed at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), inspected a ceremonial guard and then came to the ceremony. At no time did he land at Wilson Airport, neither did he come in secretly. A cardinal principle in Kenyaâs foreign policy is to ensure peace, stability and security in the neighbouring countries, since any past turmoil in the sub-region has always had serious repercussions on our country. Kenyaâs objective in this case was to ensure that it safeguarded this principle tenet as a matter of national interest by taking actions that promoted the maintenance of peace in the Sudan. It was also aimed at reaffirming its position as a guarantor to the CPA. Kenya also takes her commitment to the African Union very seriously, out of the realisation that our future is inextricably linked to that of the entire African continent. We are, therefore, in this regard, part and parcel of the AUâs request to the UN Security Council to defer proceedings against President Al-Bashir for at least one year for purposes of peace and reconciliation in the Sudan."
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