diplomatic bonds and shared visions highlighted during Nairobi talks
On Wednesday, May 15, President William Ruto of Kenya commended the robust ties between Kenya and Chad, alongside the pivotal role played by Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno in advancing international security and ensuring the success of the Africa Forward Summit.
Following a bilateral meeting at the State House, President Ruto emphasized the deep-rooted foundations of the Kenya-Chad relationship, describing it as a partnership built on “shared values, mutual respect, and African solidarity.” He underscored the commitment of both nations to uphold common stances that prioritize the welfare of African citizens, the continent’s advancement, and global cooperation.
The Kenyan leader also praised Chad’s involvement in the United Nations-backed Multinational Security Support Mission in Haiti, recognizing it as a vital contribution to international efforts aimed at reinstating “peace, stability, and hope” in the Caribbean nation.
In a final gesture of appreciation, President Ruto extended gratitude to his Chadian counterpart for Chad’s instrumental role in the Africa Forward Summit, held this week in Nairobi. The event unfolded against a backdrop of renewed collaboration among France and African partners to reshape economic, political, and security frameworks.
