Polish President Andrzej Duda was on Monday was hosted by President William Ruto at the State House.
Duda arrived in the country Sunday night accompanied by his wife, First Lady Agata Kornhauser-Duda
The pomp at the occasion was evident from the moment the Polish first couple arrived at State House, with a convoy flanked by tight security and police bikes leading the way.
President Duda's arrival before 10 am was met with a warm reception, where he was welcomed by President Ruto, First Lady Rachel Ruto, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Chief of Defence Forces General Francis Ogolla.
As a symbol of respect and recognition, the event began with the playing of both the Polish National Anthem and the Kenyan national anthem.
President Duda's presence was further emphasized as he was honoured with a traditional 21-gun salute, a ceremonial gesture reserved for distinguished heads of state visiting the State House.
Following the salute, President Duda inspected a meticulously arranged guard of honour, showcasing the precision and discipline of Kenya's military.
Later, he was ushered into the dignified halls of the State House for the commencement of the bilateral discussions.
The visit marks a significant part of President Duda's week-long African tour, which also includes stops in Rwanda and Tanzania to strengthen diplomatic ties between the nations.
President Duda and President Ruto are set to engage in bilateral talks, underlining the commitment to fostering mutually beneficial relationships.
The visit will culminate in the signing of important bilateral documents, further solidifying the diplomatic bonds between Poland and Kenya.
The visit not only strengthens diplomatic ties but also underscores the mutual respect and cooperation between Poland and Kenya.
As the leaders delve into discussions and witness the signing of crucial documents, the visit leaves an indelible mark on the diplomatic landscape, showcasing the warmth and hospitality extended by Kenya to its esteemed guests.
