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President Mwai Kibaki and the visiting spiritual leader of the Ismaili Muslims, Aga Khan held talks at State House on Monday.
The Presidential Press Service said in a statement that the two held lengthy discussions but did not divulge the particular issues on the agenda.
Those present during the talks were the Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. Kalonzo Musyoka, the Permanent Secretary in the ministry Peter ole Nkuraiya and the Chief of Protocol George Owuor.
His Highness the Aga Khan holds substantial shares in a number of key companies crucial to the local economy.

His Highness the Aga Khan signs the visitors' book at State House, Nairobi as President Mwai Kibaki looks onPresident Mwai Kibaki this morning held lengthy discussions with the visiting spiritual leader of the Ismaili Muslims, His Highness the Aga Khan.
The hour-long discussions were held at state house Nairobi. Those in the talks included foreign minister Kalonzo Musyoka, his permanent secretary Peter ole Nkuraiya, and chief of protocol George Owuor.

Rais Mwai Kibaki na kiongozi wa Waislamu wa jamii ya Ismailia msitahiki Aga Khan wamefanya mashauri ya muda mrefu katika Ikulu ya Nairobi.
Waliokuweko wakati wa mashauri hayo ni waziri wa mashauri ya nchi za kigeni Bwana Kalonzo Musyoka, katibu katika wizara hiyo Peter ole Nkuraiya na mkuu wa itifaki Bwana George Owuor.
Shirika la maendeleo la Aga Khan limekuwa likihusika na miradi mingi hapa nchini kwa miongo kadhaa ambako wakfu wa Aga Khan umekuwa ukufadhili mipango ya elimu, afya na ustawi wa sehemu za mashambani.

His Highness the Aga Khan, Imam (spiritual leader) of the Ismaili Muslims was today received by President Mwai Kibaki at State House, Nairobi. The two leaders held wide-ranging discussions covering the implementation of previously articulated and new expansion plans for the agencies of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) in Kenya specifically and Eastern Africa and the Indian Ocean region more generally. These include investments of US$ 40 million in the health sector and US$ 30 million in the education sector.