PRESIDENT & PRIME CS AT WORK! MISSION TO DELIVER...

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President William Ruto & UK prime minister Rishi Sunak on Egypt.

What you need to know;

  • President William Ruto met with UK's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at Sham El-Sheikh, Egypt.

  • The President and UK's Prime Minister discussed among other things, Deepening British investments in Kenya.

  • Prime Cabinet Secretary was in the country in a meeting with Constance Hamilton, Assistant US Trade Representative for Africa.

  • Among other things, the Prime CS discussed the Current food and drought crisis.
In a mission to deliver their campaign promises, President William Ruto and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi are on toss holding diplomatic meetings among other things within and outside the country to try and find ways of fixing the country to the positive.

President William Ruto was a guest of United Kingdom's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at Sham El-Sheikh in Egypt where they discussed a ray of issues that are of benefit to the two countries Kenya to benefit more.

UK prime minister promised to deepen British investments and partnerships in Kenya .

Some of the investments includes, Malindi Solar Expansion, Menengai Geothermal Grand High Falls Dam among others.

The Prime Minister also assured Kenya of support in advancing regional peace and security.

Kenya welcomes the decision by United Kingdom to fast-track new green investments in the country. We commit to further our cooperation, particularly in the areas of regional peace and security, energy, agriculture and infrastructure. ~~President William Ruto in Egypt.

Prime cabinet secretary Musalia Mudavadi hosted Assistant US Trade Representative for Africa, Constance Hamilton and her deputy Bennett Haman in a key Trade bilateral talks which they were joined by Trade Cabinet Secretary Hon Moses Kuria, Trade Parment Secretary Amb. Johnson Weru, National Assembly’s Trade Committee members Hon.  Kahai Adagala and Marianne Kitany. 

Photo courtesy; Prime Cabinet Secretary Press.

The Prime Cabinet Secretary also discussed on issues that need priority attention among them the current food and drought crisis in the country, water and irrigation projects and the Moderna vaccines manufacturing project.

The President and his Prime Cabinet Secretary are men on a mission to stop at nothing until their campaign promises have been fully met!





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