Kenyan President Explores Tech Collaborations with US Giants Apple and Senators

Kenya’s President, William Samoei Ruto, is actively pursuing tech-driven collaborations during his visit to the United States. He met with US Senator Chris Coons in New York, discussing shared priorities including security, counterterrorism, climate change, and human rights.

In San Francisco, Ruto had a productive meeting with Apple’s CEO Tim Cook. Apple, the world’s leading technology firm, is considering partnership opportunities with the Kenyan government to foster innovation and startup growth in the country. Additionally, Apple is exploring Kenya’s potential for a green data center, aligning with the company’s sustainability goals.

Ruto emphasized the importance of leveraging strong US relations to enhance trade and investment, which will stimulate growth and prosperity for Kenyan citizens. He also highlighted the success of Kenyan expatriates, fueling a commitment to broaden foreign relations efforts, opening up more opportunities for the nation.

These discussions showcase Kenya’s commitment to technological advancement and sustainable innovation, positioning the country as a key player in the global tech ecosystem.