President Ruto welcomed Finnish President Stubb at State House Monday morning. Stubb arrived with his wife, Suzanne, for a three-day visit to Kenya. The Kenya Army presented a guard of honor, and Stubb received a 21-gun salute. After the welcome ceremony, both leaders went into private talks. This visit marks 60 years of friendship between the two nations.
The presidents discussed how their countries can work together to address world problems. Their meeting covered issues affecting Africa and Europe, and also discussed ways to support international systems. Later, they planned to visit Uhuru Gardens for a special ceremony. President Ruto and First Lady Rachel will host dinner for the Finnish guests that evening.
The Finnish president met several Kenyan officials during his welcome. Deputy President Kindiki greeted Stubb while Ruto watched nearby. Nairobi Governor Sakaja also joined the welcome line at State House. Military leaders, including Defense Forces Chief Kahariri, met with the Finnish president. The visit continues through Wednesday with more planned activities.
The presidents discussed how their countries can work together to address world problems. Their meeting covered issues affecting Africa and Europe, and also discussed ways to support international systems. Later, they planned to visit Uhuru Gardens for a special ceremony. President Ruto and First Lady Rachel will host dinner for the Finnish guests that evening.
The Finnish president met several Kenyan officials during his welcome. Deputy President Kindiki greeted Stubb while Ruto watched nearby. Nairobi Governor Sakaja also joined the welcome line at State House. Military leaders, including Defense Forces Chief Kahariri, met with the Finnish president. The visit continues through Wednesday with more planned activities.
