The two leaders met on the sidelines of the summit, where they discussed key issues affecting their countries and the African continent.
President Faye, who recently became Senegal’s youngest leader, has been advocating for economic transformation and youth empowerment.
His agenda aligns with President Ruto’s vision for Africa’s economic independence and development.
During their discussions, the two presidents emphasized the importance of trade, investment, and strengthening bilateral relations between Kenya and Senegal.
Kenya and Senegal share strong historical ties, and this meeting provided an opportunity to deepen cooperation in areas such as technology, agriculture, and regional stability.
President Ruto expressed his commitment to working closely with Senegal to advance Africa’s economic growth.
Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s election marked a significant political shift in Senegal.
At just 44 years old, he represents a new generation of African leaders advocating for reforms, transparency, and self-reliance.
His leadership is seen as a breath of fresh air for West Africa, where democracy and governance remain key concerns.
President Ruto, who has also positioned himself as a reformist leader, congratulated Faye on his victory and assured him of Kenya’s support in strengthening African unity.
The two leaders agreed on the need for Africa to take charge of its development agenda and reduce dependency on foreign aid.
The AU Summit brought together African heads of state to discuss issues such as security, trade, and economic development.
Ruto and Faye’s meeting was part of broader efforts to enhance regional cooperation and find solutions to common challenges.
President Ruto has been vocal about African nations working together to address economic hardships, climate change, and political instability.
His meeting with Faye was a step toward fostering stronger collaborations between East and West Africa.
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