This morning, the house leadership of the National Assembly, led by Majority Leader Hon. Kimani Ichungwa, had the honor of hosting the Ambassador of the United States. Assisting in extending a warm welcome to the esteemed guest was Hon. Dr. Rachael Nyamai.
The longstanding diplomatic and trade ties between Kenya and the US, spanning over 60 years, were highlighted during the meeting.In an upcoming state visit scheduled for May, US President Joe Biden will host H.E. President William Samoei Ruto, a testament to the enduring relations between the two nations.
During the discussions with US Ambassador to Kenya, Meg Whitman, the focus was on the importance of this forthcoming visit in bolstering diplomatic ties and advancing trade relations. Key areas of dialogue included strengthening existing trade partnerships, fostering diplomatic cooperation, promoting regional peace and security in the Horn of Africa, and reviving the congressional exchange program with the Kenyan Parliament.
Additionally, the talks delved into exploring collaborative opportunities and investments in technological advancements, recognizing the transformative potential for both nations.These discussions underscore our shared commitment to advancing mutual interests and prosperity.
With anticipation for President Ruto’s visit, we are confident that it will mark a significant milestone in our enduring partnership, further solidifying the bond between our nations for the betterment of our citizens.