President William Ruto today held talks with the United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed at State House, Nairobi.
The President and Ms Mohammed discussed Kenya’s role as an anchor State of peace in the Horn of Africa.
They acknowledged that economies and livelihoods globally have been affected by the impact of climate change, while the region, in addition, has suffered famine and prolonged drought as a result.
President Ruto said: “Kenya is happy to work with the UN on security matters and issues brought by climate change, which have had an impact on many economies.”
He called on the international community to play its part in ensuring countries resolve their disputes peacefully.
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