Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has pointed out what world leaders expect from Donald Trump’s presidency.
Trump is returning to the White House after beating his Democratic Party rival Kamala Harris in an election process that culminated on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Trump has garnered 279 electoral votes compared to Harris’ 223, which means the president-elect is marginally above the 270 threshold required to be declared a winner.
Mudavadi, in his congratulatory message, pointed out what key issues the world leaders would like to work with Trump on.
“Congratulations to President-elect Donald Trump on your historic return to office, securing a second non-consecutive term as President of the United States. This election has been a testament to the resilience of democratic values, with Americans making their voices resoundingly heard.
“As you prepare to assume leadership, leaders worldwide anticipate the opportunity to work together once more in addressing global challenges and advancing a brighter future for all,” Mudavadi said in a post on his X handle, posted on Wednesday, November 6, 2024.
Ruto’s message
President William Ruto has also sent his message of congratulations to the 47th US Head of State. The Kenyan president said he is keen to see both countries continue partnering with each other in various fields of development.
“Your victory is a testament to the firm resolve of the American people to repose confidence in your visionary, bold, and innovative leadership. As you embark on this phase of your journey of leadership, Kenya stands ready to further enhance our cooperation on matters of mutual interest, including trade, investment, technology & innovation, peace and security, and sustainable development.
“Kenya values its longstanding partnership with the United States spanning over sixty years grounded in our shared values of democracy, development, and mutual respect.
“We look forward to deepening our collaboration under your leadership as we work together to address global challenges, promote peace and security, and foster inclusive economic growth for the benefit of our peoples,” Ruto said.
