DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS
We must push our development economics towards an empirical phase. We must analyze what has worked and what hasn't worked for us from independence and what lessons we can get from those that have developed over the same period. #MarangaForPresident #2022
Deeply honoured to hold a high level meeting with the Vice President of China Africa Development Fund (CAD) Fund, Mr Chang Hui at their Beijing offices this morning. Senior Officials from China Development Bank, the Export and Import Bank of China (CEXIM) and Bank of China (BOC) also attended this meeting that discussed new development financing options to power H.E President Ruto’s ambitious infrastructure priority projects. I was joined at the meeting by our Ambassador and Deputy Head of Mission in China, Willy Bett and @LynettemwendeL respectively as well as Dr. H. Sirima, the President’s advisor on Debt Management. @ForeignOfficeKE
Grateful to be back in Beijing this afternoon for various engagements over the next couple of days targeted at fostering our bilateral relations with The People’s Republic of China.
By reclaiming leadership in peacekeeping, Kenya restored global faith in African-led interventions. These contributions advanced stability in volatile regions while showcasing Kenya’s professional excellence. #MFA2025@singoeiAkorir@musaliamudavadi
Kenya’s diplomatic corps grew stronger through deliberate leadership. Professionalism, strategic thinking and grounded patriotism defined the work carried out across embassies and missions. #MFA2025.
The Ruto–Mudavadi–Sing’oei diplomatic triangle delivered coherence and energy unmatched in previous years. Their teamwork made Kenya’s foreign policy sharp, reliable, and widely respected. #MFA2025@singoeiAkorir@musaliamudavadi
Kenya’s voice carried weight because it combined moral authority with practical proposals. Leaders across continents acknowledged that Kenya spoke with solutions rather than complaints. #MFA2025. @singoeiAkorir
Kenyan envoys joined educational-equity discussions on curriculum alignment, scholarship mobility, and international recognition of qualifications. #MFA2025@singoeiAkorir
Kenya participated in science-for-policy roundtables reviewing long-term climate-impact projections, ecological thresholds, and adaptation research priorities. #MFA2025@WilliamsRuto
The world looked to Kenya in 2025 not out of courtesy but because of our demonstrated ability to bring solutions. Our diplomacy moved with intelligence and humanity making our nation a trusted voice in moments of global tension. #MFA2025
Kenya’s diplomatic wins strengthened regional integration by promoting trade corridors, joint infrastructure projects and economic cooperation that benefits millions of East Africans. #MFA2025
Kenya delivered groundbreaking agreements that supported investment growth, enhanced security cooperation and advanced health partnerships aimed at improving service delivery nationwide. #MFA2025
Kenya strengthened global climate alliances by advocating ambitious action, increased financing and fair carbon market rules that support developing countries. #MFA2025
Kenya’s diplomacy elevated African perspectives in global rooms where decisions shape the future of the planet. This shift gave voice to millions across the continent. #MFA2025.
2025 showed that when a nation adopts a clear foreign policy anchored in values and ambition its impact becomes global. Kenya advanced peace deepened trade and championed sustainability with remarkable consistency and courage. #MFA2025
In 2025 Kenya did not just speak on world stages. We influenced decisions. Our diplomatic engagement opened doors for innovation green investment and peace building in ways that strengthened our role in continental leadership. #MFA2025