President Ruto Arrives in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, for Ukraine Peace Meeting Kenyan President William Ruto has arrived in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, to participate in a high-level meeting on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Accompanied by a delegation of senior government officials, Ruto is among world leaders attending the two-day event, which seeks to explore diplomatic solutions to the crisis. Upon arrival at the Bürgenstock Resort, President Ruto was welcomed by Swiss President Ignazio Cassis. The two leaders exchanged greetings and discussed the importance of international cooperation in addressing global challenges. The meeting, hosted by Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss, will bring together representatives from Ukraine, Russia, Germany, France, the United States, and other key stakeholders. It is expected to focus on finding common ground for negotiations, ceasefires, and humanitarian aid. President Ruto is known for his diplomatic efforts and has previously urged for a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Ukraine. He has also called for increased humanitarian assistance to the affected populations. “As Kenya, we believe that the only viable path towards lasting peace is dialogue and diplomacy,” said President Ruto in a statement prior to his departure for Switzerland. “We are committed to playing our part in facilitating a just and sustainable solution.” The meeting in Bürgenstock is seen as a crucial step towards restarting peace talks and de-escalating the conflict. Participants are expected to present their perspectives, share updates on the situation in Ukraine, and explore areas for cooperation. The outcome of the meeting is eagerly anticipated, as world leaders seek to find ways to end the bloodshed and restore stability in Ukraine and the broader region. As a key figure in the international community, President Ruto’s participation in this important event underscores Kenya’s commitment to global peace and security.President Ruto Attends High-Level Peace Summit in SwitzerlandPresident Ruto Attends High-Level Peace Summit in Switzerland President William Ruto of Kenya has arrived in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, to participate in a high-level meeting aimed at fostering peace in Ukraine. Over 100 Heads of State and Government will gather for the two-day conference. The summit’s objective is to lay the groundwork for stability in Ukraine, a nation ravaged by war. Ukraine’s proposed 10-point peace plan will be a central topic of discussion during the meetings on Saturday and Sunday. President Ruto will address the summit, focusing on conflicts in the Middle East and Africa. He will highlight the devastating impact of forgotten conflicts on the continent’s economic progress. Prior to the Switzerland summit, Ruto met with Pope Francis in Apulia, Italy, on the sidelines of the G7+2024 Summit. Together with the Pope, Kenya called for an urgent end to violence worldwide. Speaking at the G7 meeting, Ruto emphasized the ongoing conflicts in Africa, including Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo. He urged conflicting parties to cease hostilities and give peace a chance. Ruto emphasized the global challenges facing the world today, necessitating collective action by the international community. He called for effective partnerships to address these challenges and create a better future for all.President William Ruto has arrived in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, for a peace meeting on the Ukraine conflict. The meeting, which is being hosted by the Swiss government, brings together leaders from Ukraine, Russia, and other countries to discuss ways to end the ongoing war. Ruto’s attendance at the meeting reflects Kenya’s commitment to finding a peaceful resolution to the conflict. Kenya has been a vocal advocate for peace in Ukraine, and has called for an immediate ceasefire and the withdrawal of Russian troops. The peace meeting in Switzerland is a significant step towards finding a solution to the Ukraine conflict. The meeting will provide a platform for the leaders of Ukraine and Russia to discuss their differences and find common ground. It is hoped that the meeting will lead to a breakthrough in the negotiations and a path to peace.