According to the DP, through the bottom-up economic model, resources will be channelled to small businesses at the grassroots to spur economic growth.
They said that they have so far registered over 15,000 members to the party.
The youths also pledged to continue popularising the party and recruit new members at the grassroots level.
This comes barely a week since Ruto held a meeting at his Karen residential home with MCAs from Baringo, who were led by Speaker David Kiplagat Kerich.
During the meeting with MCAs, the DP dismissed the requirement that MCAs, governors, MPs, and the president should have a Bachelor’s degree.
Ruto termed Section 22 of the Elections Act, 2011as unreasonable, hence, the need to make an amendment to the Act.