President William Ruto departed for New York to attend the 80th United Nations General Assembly, focusing on reforming the global financial system and advocating for equitable development finance for developing nations.

• Ruto's agenda includes advocating for reforms of the United Nations to enhance inclusivity and address global peace and security challenges, particularly in Sudan, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, and Haiti.
• Kenya will champion Africa's representation in the UN Security Council, pushing for an increase in permanent and non-permanent seats.
• Discussions will also cover the Haiti Multinational Security Support Mission, led by Kenya, following challenges including inadequate personnel and equipment, and the deaths of nearly three Kenyan soldiers.