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President Ruto heads to Belgium after 2- day tour in Germany

Dennis Otsieno by Dennis Otsieno
March 29, 2023
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President William Ruto at NSE

President William Ruto who left the country on Sunday is on a four-day official trip to Germany and Belgium. After winding up his first two- days in Berlin yesterday, the president is expected today in Brussels, Belgium.

In Brussels, the President will hold talks with the Belgium Prime Minister Alexander De Croo, European Commissioner for Trade Valdis Dombrovskis and the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

The meetings are aimed at reinforcing Kenya’s commitment to the Kenya-EU Strategic Dialogue under the three key pillars of Peace, Security and Stability; Sustainable and Inclusive Development; and Economy, Trade and Investment.

Read: President Ruto in Europe for Trade Talks

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Yesterday evening, the head of state held talks with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz where he announced that Kenya is ready to forge closer ties and capitalize on its collaboration with Germany. This will ensure the private sectors of the two nations realize trade potential.

“Enhancing the business environment and making it conducive is a top priority because we need investments to create opportunities for our young people,” he said.

The president also used the opportunity to invite German investors to the country, saying there are many untapped opportunities to be explored.

Read: Government in talks with CBK to avert dollar shortage crisis

German Chancellor, Scholz, on his part assured Ruto that Germany will support Kenya in its attempt to better penetrate the European Union market. He noted that Kenya is a true friend and stable country in Africa whose economy must be helped to thrive.

“The better access to Europe will help Kenyan firms to produce and sell more. This will accelerate employment creation and support more lives,” he said.

The Chancellor also highlighted Kenya’s role towards peace and security in the Horn of Africa pledging more support in its push to tackle the climate change crisis.

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