President William Ruto on Wednesday met United States Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau at State House, Nairobi, during the American official’s two-day visit to Kenya, reaffirming the strength of bilateral relations between the two nations. The leaders discussed a wide range of bilateral and regional issues, underscoring their shared commitment to deepening cooperation and long-standing diplomatic ties. KSh208 Billion Health Deal Highlighted as Landmark PartnershipPresident Ruto pointed to the KSh208 billion Kenya–US Health Cooperation Framework signed in 2024 as a signature example of the strong relationship between Nairobi and Washington. Balanced Trade and AGOA Renewal Boost Economic TiesThe two leaders welcomed the continued growth of bilateral trade, describing it as mutually beneficial and well-balanced. Discussions are focused on key areas including tariff reductions, digital trade, and investment facilitation, aimed at expanding market access and strengthening economic integration.