Ruto flies out country in a 3-day state visit to Comoros, Congo ahead of SabaSaba
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Details of President Ruto’s 3-day state visit to Union of Comoros, and Congo as Azimio holds SabaSaba day
Details of President Ruto’s 3-day state visit to Union of Comoros, and Congo as Azimio holds SabaSaba day.
President William Ruto on Wednesday, July 5, jetted out of the country to embark on a three-day visit to the Union of Comoros and the Republic of Congo.
President Ruto will attend the 48th celebration of the Union of Comoros’ Independence Day on Thursday, July 6, at the invitation of President Azali Assoumani, according to a statement from the State House.
“On Thursday, July 6, 2023, President Ruto will be the chief guest during the 48th anniversary of the Independence Day of the Union of Comoros, at the invitation of President Azali Assoumani. This visit aims to significantly strengthen the bilateral ties between the two countries,” the statement read in part.
Ruto will then on Friday, July 7 fly to the Republic of Congo for a two-day visit. During the visit, President Ruto will hold bilateral talks with President Dennis Sassou Nguesso focusing on Kenya- Congo strategic cooperation.
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“He will hold bilateral talks with President Dennis Sassou Nguesso focusing on Kenya-Congo strategic cooperation. The Heads of State will also witness the signing of legal instruments on various bilateral agreements. Kenya and Congo enjoy warm and cordial ties built on longstanding friendship and cooperation at bilateral, regional, and multilateral levels,” the statement added.
President Ruto’s State Visit follows the inaugural session of the Kenya-Congo Joint Commission for Cooperation, which was held by officials from both countries between June 25 and June 27, 2023.
His trip abroad comes as Azimio coalition plans to hold nationwide protest on Friday, 7, July, 2023.
The Azimio will be protesting controversial passage of the Finance Act 2023, high cost of living among other issues affecting the country.
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