Ruto to seal landmark UK deals, champion reform at global summit in Spain

President William Ruto will depart for official visits to Spain and the United Kingdom on Sunday, where he aims to secure significant bilateral agreements and promote Kenya’s role in global economic governance. In London, State House has announced that President Ruto will meet ..

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President William Ruto will embark on official visits to Spain and the United Kingdom this Sunday, aiming to secure key bilateral agreements and advocate for Kenya's role in global economic governance.

£1.5 billion in new investments from the UK is expected to drive growth in Kenya by 2030.
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will meet with President Ruto to sign the renewed Kenya–UK Strategic Partnership 2025–2030.
Ruto will also address the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development in Seville, focusing on topics like clean energy and youth empowerment.

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