President William Ruto on Friday met four leaders from different parts of the world at State House to discuss different issues.
He first met with Portugal Prime Minister Antonio Costa with whom they pledged continued partnership on trade between the two countries.
"Kenya and Portugal enjoy warm and cordial relations anchored on trade and technical cooperation in various sectors such as health and tourism. We believe there is room to strengthen our partnership for the benefit of both our people," Ruto said.
He later met with President of the African Development Bank Group, Akinwumi Adesina who jetted in from New York, United States.
The President said they spoke at length about the wellness of Kenyan citizens and how they can try and eradicate poverty and hunger.
"Our country’s priority as we engage with the African Development Bank is to spur sustainable growth and drive social progress so that we can end poverty, tackle hunger and promote the well-being for all Kenyans."
Ruto later held talks with World Health Organisation Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
"Kenya’s partnership with the World Health Organisation will ensure that we secure the health and well-being of all Kenyans through universal healthcare," he said.
Ruto's final meeting was with the Executive Secretary of the IGAD, Workneh Gebeyehu, together with whom they discussed issues touching on regional peace and prosperity of member countries.
"We laud the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) for its dedication to a resilient and integrated Africa. Kenya pledges its support to IGAD for sustained peace and prosperity in the bloc," the President said.
