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President Wiliam Ruto Tuesday Morning held bilateral talks with his Majesty King Willem Alexander and Queen Maxima of Netherlands. The talks culminated in the two countries signing 3 Memorandum of understanding and letters of intent on Trade, Agriculture, Tourism and water management.
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President Ruto and King Alexander hold bilateral talks
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