PRESIDENT WILLIAM RUTO VISIT TO CHINA
President William Ruto recently landed in China to engage in high-level discussions focused on economic development and strengthening bilateral ties between Kenya and China. He arrived on September 1, 2024, to participate in the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), a summit that brings together leaders from various African nations and China.
During his visit, President Ruto is expected to discuss multi-million-dollar agreements with China, especially in infrastructure, trade, and technology. He will also attend the China-Africa Entrepreneurs Conference to advocate for increased Chinese investment in Kenya, particularly in key sectors like healthcare, infrastructure, and digital economy. Additionally, he plans to renegotiate loan terms to finance stalled infrastructure projects back home
President William Ruto recently landed in China to engage in high-level discussions focused on economic development and strengthening bilateral ties between Kenya and China. He arrived on September 1, 2024, to participate in the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), a summit that brings together leaders from various African nations and China.
During his visit, President Ruto is expected to discuss multi-million-dollar agreements with China, especially in infrastructure, trade, and technology. He will also attend the China-Africa Entrepreneurs Conference to advocate for increased Chinese investment in Kenya, particularly in key sectors like healthcare, infrastructure, and digital economy. Additionally, he plans to renegotiate loan terms to finance stalled infrastructure projects back home
PRESIDENT WILLIAM RUTO VISIT TO CHINA
President William Ruto recently landed in China to engage in high-level discussions focused on economic development and strengthening bilateral ties between Kenya and China. He arrived on September 1, 2024, to participate in the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), a summit that brings together leaders from various African nations and China.
During his visit, President Ruto is expected to discuss multi-million-dollar agreements with China, especially in infrastructure, trade, and technology. He will also attend the China-Africa Entrepreneurs Conference to advocate for increased Chinese investment in Kenya, particularly in key sectors like healthcare, infrastructure, and digital economy. Additionally, he plans to renegotiate loan terms to finance stalled infrastructure projects back home
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