President William Ruto on Wednesday received credentials from 5 new ambassadors and a high commissioner.
The ceremony was held at State House, Nairobi.
The ceremony was unique as it comprised a guard of honour by Kenya Air Force troops and a band.
Ruto said that Kenya is committed to enhancing ties with nations with shared interests.
"Kenya is committed to enhancing ties with nations with shared interests. We are particularly keen on attracting new and quality investments, expanding lucrative markets for our products and broadening economic opportunities for our youth," Ruto said.
The ambassadors were Anouar Ben Youssef from Tunisia, Patricio Alberto Aguirre Vacchieri from Chile, Luis Alejandro Levit from Argentina and Romy Sonia Tincopa Grados from Peru.
Others were Sabit Subaai, Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina with a residence in Egypt and Ambassador Joan Thomas Edwards, High Commissioner of Jamaica with residence in South Africa.
