President William Ruto is set to travel to Arusha, Tanzania today Friday, November 29 to attend the 24th Ordinary Summit of the East African Heads of State.
The summit will bring together regional leaders to address key challenges facing the EAC and discuss strategies to accelerate economic integration, strengthen the region’s resilience to climate change, and address insecurity.
According to the state house spokesperson, the president is set to champion boosting trade security and innovation at the summit.
“President Ruto will advocate for the removal of trade barriers, the boosting of cross-border commerce, and the enhancement of partnerships in energy, agriculture, and digital innovation to create jobs and improve livelihoods. Leaders will also discuss measures to promote peace and security, including combating transnational crime, managing borders, and resolving conflicts,” he noted.
President Ruto will also participate in an interactive session celebrating the EAC’s 25th anniversary and its milestones in the journey towards political federation.
He will further hold bilateral talks with regional leaders on the sidelines of the summit.
