President William Ruto has arrived in India, where he is is scheduled to embark on a two-day state visit. He is expected to engage in bilateral talks covering important topics including renewable energy, trade and investment development, agriculture, ICT, and maritime affairs. According to State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed, President Ruto will meet Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi, and as a result of their discussions, many articles of understanding that will deepen bilateral relations will be signed. Ruto will also meet with President Droupadi Murmu, In order to address a trade and investment event and highlight the enormous potential for economic collaboration between Kenya and India.
The state visit symbolises a significant turning point in Kenya-Indian ties, providing an opportunity for collaborative initiatives and bringing about positive aspects for both nations. President Ruto's visit, according to India's Ministry of External Affairs, is intended to strengthen the long-standing bilateral ties between Kenya and India, which were established on December 3. After more than six years, there will be a presidential visit from Kenya, which is anticipated to improve and revitalise bilateral ties between both the countries.
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