H.E President Ruto earlier this week concluded his state visit to Japan where he met with various investors as well as leaders of Japan’s major companies such as Sumimoto Corporation, Sojitz Corporation, Fujita Corporation, and many others.

He encouraged the various corporations to trade and invest in Kenya as young skilled and educated manpower is adequate in the country.

The President, serving as the country’s top influencer and number one ambassador, has continued to strengthen bilateral and multilateral lies with various countries and presidents across the globe during the various state tours he has undertaken.

President Ruto, in his eloquence, has managed successfully to open up more markets for Kenya’s export products especially the country’s infamous duo of tea and coffee. In direct response to this, tea farmers in the country have seen an increase in their earnings.

This has served to incite more Kenyans especially the younger demographic to view agriculture as a sustainable employer.

With the president meeting global corporations’ leaders as evidenced in Japan and tech giants’ leaders in the USA earlier in 2023, calling them to set up office in the country showcases more benefits of his travels.

As the person best suited to advocate for the country’s needs, the President has displayed a commitment to empowering as many Kenyans through gainful employment as possible.