President Ruto Hosts Diplomats at State House to Boost Kenya’s Global Ties
Speaking during last year's convention, Ruto further noted that Kenya remains focused on expanding its diplomatic footprint, from six missions to 70 today, since independence. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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President William Ruto is hosting heads of diplomatic missions and International Organisations at State House, Nairobi, to enhance Kenya’s international cooperation, an event now established as an annual address.
- This initiative underscores Kenya's commitment to expanding its diplomatic footprint, which has grown from six missions to 70 since independence.
- The meeting highlights Kenya’s leadership in regional peacekeeping and economic diplomacy, covering roles in peace processes across DR Congo, Haiti, Sudan, South Sudan, and Somalia.
- The event serves to set the stage for deeper diplomatic engagements in 2025 and beyond, building on achievements in foreign policy, economic recovery, and regional security.
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