Today Deputy President William Samoei Arap Ruto had the most joyful moment with the Indonesian envoy to Kenya in his office. Dr Muhammed Heri visited the deputy president where they talked about collaboration between the two countries. 
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The two were seen to have a good time concurrently, despite having a busy campaign schedule, William Ruto made time to meet Hari on what has been termed to be a great addition to the Hustler nation brigade. The DP when to his Facebook and Twitter accounts to appreciate the envoy.
"Cooperation between Kenya and Indonesia has sustained economic growth, giving room for the exploration of many opportunities that are mutually beneficial to the people. We are keen on broadening our trade and furthering technical training as we move to reconfigure our economy to prioritise medium and small-sized enterprises. At the Karen Residence in Nairobi County, hosted Dr Mohamad Hery Saripudin, the Indonesian envoy to Kenya." Ruto posted on Facebook.
In the above photo, Hari is seen awarding the deputy President with a beautiful scalpted gift. This suggests that the two have a good working relationship.
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