Ruto, German Chancellor Merz Discuss Peace in Africa and Bilateral Labour Pact in Phone conversation

The discussion focused on regional peace and security, with both leaders expressing concern over persistent instability in parts of the Horn of Africa, Sudan, and the Great Lakes region. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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On Thursday, President William Ruto of Kenya and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz held a phone conversation to discuss peace efforts in Africa and strengthening bilateral cooperation, particularly concerning a labor mobility pact.

The leaders focused on regional peace and security in the Horn of Africa, Sudan, and the Great Lakes region.
The call reviewed progress on the Kenya–Germany Bilateral Labour Agreement, aiming to create opportunities for skilled Kenyan workers in Germany.
Discussions also covered green energy cooperation, vocational training, and investment opportunities, reaffirming commitment to deepening Kenya–Germany relations.

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