President William Ruto has reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to its robust diplomatic relationship with China during a meeting at State House, Nairobi, with Li Xi, a prominent member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China.
The discussions centered around the two nations’ shared objectives of economic development and regional stability, emphasizing mutual respect and strategic collaboration.
“We value our strong diplomatic ties with China,” President Ruto stated. “This partnership is vital in achieving our vision for growth and modernization, and it is exemplified by our participation in the Belt and Road Initiative.”
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The Belt and Road Initiative, a global development strategy adopted by China, aims to enhance infrastructure, trade, and technology projects across participating countries.
President Ruto highlighted how these joint initiatives are crucial for supporting Kenya’s development agenda, particularly in sectors that align with the country’s economic transformation goals.
Furthermore, the President expressed his administration’s openness to increasing Chinese investment in critical sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture, and digital infrastructure.
He noted that these investments are essential to driving Kenya’s transformation agenda and fostering sustainable development.
“Chinese investments will play a key role in propelling our economic growth and enhancing the quality of life for our citizens,” he added.
The meeting underscored Kenya’s dedication to strengthening ties with China, showcasing the potential for future collaborations that align with both nations’ aspirations.
