President William Ruto has departed Nairobi for official visits to Spain and the United Kingdom, aiming to secure major investment deals and advocate for a reformed global financial system.
In Seville, Spain, he will attend and co-chair sessions at the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development, holding talks with Spanish leaders on climate resilience and clean energy. In London, Ruto will sign the renewed Kenya-UK Strategic Partnership 2025–2030 with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, targeting trade, technology, and security.
The UK has pledged up to £1.5 billion in new investments for Kenya, while Lloyd’s of London will announce a regional hub in Nairobi. The President is also set to deliver a keynote at the Africa Debate to attract international investment and promote Kenya’s economic transformation.
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