He is set to preside over the opening of a major international gathering which is the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA).
This prestigious event, held at the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) headquarters in Gigiri, has long established Nairobi as a crucial hub for global environmental policy.
UNEA is recognized as the world's highest-level decision-making body on environmental matters. It has universal membership, including all 193 UN Member States.
The Assembly usually meets biennially to set priorities, develop international environmental law, and provide overarching policy guidance on pressing issues like climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss.
President Ruto has taken a key role in the proceedings, underscoring Kenya's commitment to environmental stewardship and its positioning as a leader in global sustainability efforts.
The image shows the President live at the opening ceremony, where he has joined other dignitaries and delegates after leaving state house.
The event has brought together thousands of representatives from governments, civil society, and the private sector.
They have convened to discuss and adopt resolutions aimed at advancing sustainable solutions for a resilient planet, a theme that has dominated the discussions.
Kenya has championed several key resolutions, having consistently used the platform to push for enhanced climate action and green economic transformation.
The President's presence highlights the national and international importance that his administration has placed on combating the triple planetary crisis climate change, nature loss, and pollution.
The high-profile opening has set the stage for a week of crucial global talks.
The UNEA meeting in Nairobi is a great opportunity to learn about the global efforts to combat environmental crises.