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NAIROBI, Kenya, November 6, 2024 – Dr. William Ruto EGH President of Kenya has extended warm congratulations to Donald J. Trump, the President-elect of the United States, on his recent election victory.
In an official message shared on behalf of the Government of Kenya and the Kenyan people, President William Ruto expressed confidence in Donald Trump leadership and reaffirmed Kenya commitment to a strong, cooperative relationship with the United States.
In his congratulatory message, Ruto recognized Trump as the 47th President of the United States as a reflection of the trust and confidence that the American people have placed in his vision. He noted that Trump victory demonstrates the American people’s belief in his “visionary, bold, and innovative leadership.”
“As you embark on this phase of your journey of leadership, Kenya stands ready to further enhance our cooperation on matters of mutual interest including trade, investment, technology and innovation, peace and security, and sustainable development,” Ruto said in his statement.
President Ruto also highlighted the longstanding partnership between Kenya and the United States, which spans over 60 years and is based on shared values such as democracy, development, and mutual respect.
The Head of State expressed optimism that under Trump’s leadership, the two nations (Kenya & US) would continue to work closely on global issues, promoting peace and security, fostering economic growth, and addressing key challenges affecting both countries.
“We look forward to deepening our collaboration under your leadership as we work together to address global challenges, promote peace and security, and foster inclusive economic growth for the benefit of our peoples,” Ruto’s message continued, emphasizing a vision of strengthened relations and cooperation between the two nations.
Commitment to Global Partnerships
President Ruto’s message also emphasized Kenya commitment to partnering with the United States on strategic areas like sustainable development, innovation, and technology. Ruto say that Kenya, as a leading economy in East Africa, values these areas of collaboration, especially in the context of advancing both nations’ growth and supporting regional stability.
