To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Kenya, the "China Kenya Film Festival" opened on the evening of the 14th local time in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. Mao Yu, Executive Deputy Director of the National Film Administration of China, said at the opening ceremony that Chinese films have embarked on a track of high-quality development and become an important force driving and contributing to the global film market. China will use the film festival as a new starting point to continuously deepen China Kenya film exchange and cooperation, inject new momentum into cultural and cultural exchanges between the two countries, and make new contributions to promoting the construction of a high-level community with a shared future for China and Africa. Kenya's Minister of Youth Affairs, Sports and Arts, Namwamba, said: "Kenya's partnership with China is constantly deepening and expanding, and we look forward to more interaction and exchanges between the two countries in the field of film." He also expressed the hope that artists from Kenya and China will work together to enhance mutual understanding between the two countries. This 11 day film festival will showcase 11 Chinese films such as "Chinese Captain" and "Almost Home", as well as Kenyan films such as "Christmas Eve" and "Super Dance King". Prior to the opening ceremony, China and Kenya signed a memorandum of understanding between the National Film Administration of China and the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Sports and Arts of Kenya on film exchange and film technology cooperation. (New News Agency)