Kenya Backs Dialogue to End Russia-Ukraine War, Following Historic Finnish Visit

Kenya Reaffirms Commitment to Peace, Dialogue in Russia-Ukraine Conflict Following Finnish President's Visit Nairobi, Kenya – President William Ruto of Kenya today reaffirmed his nation's commitment to peace efforts in the Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes region, and its continued advocacy for dialogue as a path to resolving the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. These statements came during a joint press conference with visiting Finnish President Alexander Stubb. The visit marks the first state visit by a Finnish president to Kenya. "I have assured President Stubb of Finland of Kenya's continued advocacy for dialogue as a path to resolving the Russia-Ukraine war!" President Ruto stated, emphasizing Kenya's active role in international diplomacy. President Stubb, in his remarks, expressed appreciation for Kenya's commitment to peace and the productive discussions held during his visit. The two leaders also discussed strengthening Kenya-Finland relations for the mutual benefit of both nations. This visit underscores the growing importance of international cooperation in addressing global challenges and highlights Kenya's significant role in promoting peace and dialogue in a turbulent world.