• They discussed various issues including the recently concluded elections and areas of cooperation between Kenya and the United States.
• The delegation also discussed ways to promote peace and security in the region and to strengthen economies.
President-elect William Ruto on Thursday held talks with a congressional delegation from the United States at his Karen office.
The delegation was led by Delaware Senator Chris Andrew Coons, who was accompanied by US Ambassador to Kenya Meg Whitman and other officials.
They discussed various issues including the recently concluded elections and areas of cooperation between Kenya and the United States.
Ruto said his administration will work to affirm the bilateral ties between the two nations.
"We commit to deepen relations and further partnership for the mutual benefit of the citizens of the two countries," he said.
The delegation also discussed ways to promote peace and security in the region and strengthen economies.
Senator Coons and Whitman are expected to meet outgoing President Uhuru Kenyatta and Azimio leader Raila Odinga.
The delegation is also scheduled to meet with organizations working to empower the girlchild, conservationists, and health providers.