President William Ruto arrived at Washington DC on Wednesday, May 22, and was received by US First Lady Jill Biden A video surfaced of the moment US President Joe Biden gave Ruto a tour of the Oval Office at the White House, granting him the opportunity to occupy the presidential seat The video sparked massive responses from netizens, with many expressing delight at witnessing Ruto seated in Biden’s chair.....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
President William Ruto arrived at the White House in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, May 22, continuing his historic visit to the United States.
President Joe Biden received Ruto at the White House for the historic visit.
A widely circulated video showed Biden taking the head of state to the esteemed Oval Office at the White House.
The two leaders subsequently posed for a photograph while exchanging handshakes.
Biden then gestured for Ruto to take a seat while pulling out a chair in the Oval Office, displaying a gesture of hospitality.
Ruto, who could not contain his excitement, moved next to Biden and took a seat as Biden stood behind him.
President William Ruto met with Barack Obama at Blair House on Thursday, May 23. The leaders embraced and exchanged greetings in Kiswahili.
Obama expressed sincere gratitude for the warm reception extended to him during his trips to Kenya in July 2015, while in office, and once more in July 2018, post-presidency.
In a statement, President Ruto said his conversation with Obama primarily focused on democratic developments, climate issues, and peace and security challenges in Africa…CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
