Addressing a congregation in Bungoma County on Sunday, the President emphasized his commitment to seeking better opportunities for the country through international travels.
“Tonight, I will be jetting off to South Korea. This isn’t a leisure trip; it’s all about business,” he assured the residents of Bungoma.
President Ruto is set to participate in the Korea-Africa Summit alongside 48 other global leaders.
Noting his visit to a prominent creative economy hub in the U.S., he outlined plans to replicate such success in Kenya using the allocated Ksh40 billion.
The President highlighted South Korea’s assistance in providing irrigation equipment to address Kenya’s dry land challenges.
President Ruto assured Kenyan youth of job prospects resulting from his engagements in the Asian nation.
“Our discussions with the South Korean president have paved the way for potential youth exports, with an agreement in the works,” he disclosed.
The President’s focus on securing opportunities abroad underscores his dedication to national development.
The trip to South Korea signifies a strategic move towards fostering economic growth and partnerships for Kenya.
President Ruto’s efforts to explore international collaborations aim to uplift the country’s youth and econom