NAIROBI - Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrived here Friday for a visit to Kenya, the last leg of his first Africa visit since he took office in 2013.

Li is scheduled to hold talks with Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on bilateral ties as well as regional and international issues of common concern.

The Chinese premier will also meet officials from the United Nations Environment Program and the United Nations Human Settlements Program, and discuss with them China's cooperation with the two UN agencies during his visit in Kenya.

Before Kenya, Li visited Ethiopia, Nigeria and Angola, and delivered a speech at the headquarters of the African Union to expound China's Africa policy. While in Nigeria, he attended a World Economic Forum on Africa.