Nairobi — President William Ruto has pledged that neither foreign governments nor any entities will exploit Kenyans, asserting his commitment to safeguard the nation's interests under the newly announced Kenya-US pact.
Speaking during the 12th National and County Governments Coordinating Summit public event, President Ruto emphasized that the agreement with the United States aims to strengthen trade, security, and development cooperation without compromising Kenya's sovereignty or the welfare of its citizens.
"No government, and no entity, will take advantage of the people of Kenya so long as I am President," Ruto stated, highlighting his administration's focus on ensuring mutual benefits in international agreements.
The pact, part of ongoing diplomatic efforts to enhance economic growth, security collaboration, and technology transfer, aligns with Kenya's strategic vision to attract investment while protecting domestic industries and citizens' livelihoods.
President Ruto assured Kenyans that the government will maintain transparency and accountability in implementing all aspects of the partnership, while holding foreign partners to the highest standards of cooperation.
