Kenyan President William Ruto will travel to the Chinese mainland from April 22 to 26 for a state visit at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said Thursday.
This trip highlights deepening Kenya–Chinese mainland ties across politics, trade and innovation. In Beijing, Ruto and Xi are expected to discuss cooperation on infrastructure, digital technology and sustainable development—areas that shape emerging markets and entrepreneurial growth.
Beyond formal talks, the visit offers a chance to strengthen cultural exchanges and people-to-people connections. For young global citizens and business enthusiasts, the Ruto–Xi meeting signals new opportunities in tech partnerships, green projects and cross-border collaboration.
As travelers and changemakers around the world watch, this state visit underscores the power of dialogue in shaping a more connected, sustainable future.
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