Musa Marjanli,  Director of the Centre for Cultural Heritage Studies at Baku State University (BSU),  as part of an Azerbaijani delegation, met with Abdulrazak Shaukat, Deputy Minister of Education of Kenya. The meeting focused on opportunities and prospects for cooperation between the two countries in science and education.

The BSU representative provided an overview of the university's international partnerships and emphasised the importance of mutual visits in strengthening these ties. He noted that the reopening of the renovated Swahili Cultural Library in Kenya's Mombasa Province and the presentation of the first issue of the international journal IRS-Urithi in the Swahili language marked significant contributions to cooperation in this field.

Kenya's Deputy Minister of Education, Abdulrazak Shaukat, noted that the developing relations between Kenya and Azerbaijan provide a foundation for expanding cooperation in science and education. He also expressed his institution's interest in establishing partnerships with Azerbaijani universities and educational institutions, particularly Baku State University, in areas such as strengthening the innovation ecosystem, developing policies for economic transformation, and exchanging expertise and best practices.