Deputy President of Kenya, Mr Rigathi Gachagua, and his wife, Ms Dorcas Rigathi, paid a courtesy call on the President of Botswana, Dr. Mokgweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi, during their official visit to the country. The meeting took place this morning, and President Masisi warmly welcomed the Kenyan delegation.
In his remarks, President Masisi acknowledged the longstanding bilateral relations between Kenya and Botswana, which were established in 1966, and praised the cooperation between the two countries over the years. He also extended congratulations to the President of Kenya, William Ruto, for winning the elections last year and expressed well wishes for the success of the Kenyan government.
Deputy President Gachagua expressed gratitude to the Botswana government and its people for the warm reception they received. He also commended Botswana for successfully hosting the Forbes Under 30 Summit Africa, a prestigious event that brings together young entrepreneurs and leaders from across the continent. Deputy President Gachagua emphasized his government’s commitment to further enhancing and strengthening the bilateral relations between Kenya and Botswana.
Deputy President Gachagua and his wife’s visit to Botswana is primarily to attend the Forbes Under 30 Summit Africa, an event that showcases the innovation and talent of young Africans. The visit is seen as a significant opportunity to foster closer ties between Kenya and Botswana and explore avenues for increased cooperation in various fields.
