Ruto reiterates call for national dialogue beyond Vision 2030
President William Ruto has reiterated his call for a national dialogue to collectively shape Kenya’s development agenda beyond Vision 2030, stating that the economic stability achieved by his administration provides an opportune moment for this crucial conversation. Speaking at..
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President William Ruto has called for a national dialogue to collaboratively define Kenya's development agenda beyond Vision 2030, asserting that the current economic stability provides a prime opportunity for this discussion.
- The proposed dialogue aims to establish a shared national vision for the next 20 to 25 years.
- Key participant: President William Ruto and all citizens.
- Ruto highlighted achievements in economic stability, healthcare, housing, and education as a foundation for future aspirations, aiming for Kenya to become an upper middle-income economy within a decade and a first-world country within two decades.
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