Kenya Reaffirms Commitment to EAC Agenda
“This milestone is a testament to our shared journey in advancing regional unity, collaboration, and economic integration across East Africa,” he said
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi highlighted Kenya’s unwavering dedication to regional integration during the 24th Ordinary Summit of the East African Community (EAC) Heads of State.
The high-level meeting, attended by H.E. President William Samoei Ruto and other regional leaders, marked 25 years of the EAC’s efforts to enhance unity, collaboration, and economic progress across East Africa.
Reflecting on the milestone, Mudavadi described it as a testament to the region’s shared journey.
“This milestone is a testament to our shared journey in advancing regional unity, collaboration, and economic integration across East Africa,” he said, emphasizing Kenya’s role in sustaining the EAC’s vision.
Kenya, Mudavadi reaffirmed, remains steadfast in its commitment to the EAC agenda.
The nation continues to lead through experience-sharing, consensus-building, and budgetary support, contributing significantly to the regional bloc’s growth.
“Together, we are driving sustainable development and keeping the vision of a unified East Africa alive and thriving,” he noted.
The summit also served as a platform for Kenya to emphasize its dedication to fostering peace, stability, and cooperation among EAC Member States.
Mudavadi underscored that Kenya’s efforts aim to ensure all members benefit from a cohesive and integrated regional environment.
The 25th anniversary of the EAC provided an opportunity for leaders to reflect on the bloc’s achievements while addressing the challenges that lie ahead.
Mudavadi urged Member States to seize this moment to redouble their efforts in tackling shared issues and advancing the region’s development agenda.
“As we reflect on the achievements of the past 25 years, let us seize this moment to redouble our efforts, tackle shared challenges, and build a brighter future for East Africa—one defined by solidarity, opportunity, and lasting progress,” he said.
The summit underscored the EAC’s enduring commitment to deepening economic ties and fostering regional integration.
Leaders reaffirmed their shared vision of a united East Africa characterized by inclusive growth and prosperity.
Kenya’s active engagement and leadership at the summit highlight its central role in shaping the future of the EAC.
As the region looks ahead, Mudavadi’s call for unity and collaboration sets the tone for continued progress and shared success in East Africa.