Chinese Ambassador Guo Haiyan presented her Letter of Credence to President Ruto, signaling the start of enhanced diplomatic relations. During the meeting, both leaders discussed their commitments to deepening cooperation and mutual benefits, promising to work towards the outcomes of the upcoming 2024 FOCAC Beijing Summit.
On January 13, 2023, H.E. Guo Haiyan officially presented her Letter of Credence as the new Chinese Ambassador to Kenya to President William Ruto at Nairobi’s State House. The ceremony was attended by notable figures including Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, Army Commander Lt. Gen. David Tarus, and Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Dr. Korir Sing’Oei. Ambassador Guo expressed the goodwill of Chinese President Xi Jinping towards Kenya during the meeting.
The presentation of the Letter of Credence marks a significant diplomatic event, establishing formal relations between a new ambassador and the host country’s leadership. The ceremony emphasizes the importance of Sino-Kenyan relations and the intent to enhance strategic cooperation in various sectors. This collaboration is framed within the broader context of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, aimed at fostering mutual economic growth.
The meeting underscores the strengthening ties between China and Kenya as they aim to implement strategic agreements and foster economic development. Both leaders are committed to deepening cooperation and enhancing the shared future vision between their nations. The event sets a positive tone for the initiatives leading up to the upcoming 2024 FOCAC Beijing Summit.
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