NAIROBI, Kenya — President William Ruto has emphasized the need for collective leadership in steering Kenya’s transformation agenda, calling on political and religious leaders to work together for the common good of the nation.
Speaking at State House Nairobi, where he met religious leaders from Kiambaa, Kabete, and Thika constituencies in Kiambu County, President Ruto praised the clergy for their pivotal role in nurturing Kenya’s moral compass and contributing to essential sectors such as education and healthcare.
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“The transformation of our country calls for concerted efforts from all sections of leadership including political and religious leaders,” President Ruto said.
He noted that religious institutions continue to play a significant role in shaping the values of the nation and providing crucial services at the grassroots level.
“We appreciate the invaluable role played by our religious leaders in upholding the moral fabric of our society. Their contribution in the provision of education and delivery of healthcare are testament to their commitment to the well-being and progress of our nation,” he added.
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The meeting comes amid ongoing efforts by the government to enhance collaboration with various stakeholders in driving the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), with faith-based organizations identified as key partners in community development and social cohesion.
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