President William Ruto has arrived in Bürgenstock, Switzerland for a high-level meeting to forge peace in Ukraine.
More than 100 Heads of State and Government are attending the two-day conference.
The meeting aims to map out the first steps toward stability in the Eastern European nation.
The Saturday and Sunday meetings will chiefly discuss Kyiv’s proposed 10-point peace plan to end the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
At the Summit, President Ruto will speak on the war in the Middle East and Africa.
He will also delve into the forgotten conflicts in the continent and their detrimental effects on economic development.
On Friday, Ruto Friday arrived in Apulia, Italy for the G7 2024 Summit.
The three-day summit brought together Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Ruto held talks with Pope Francis on the sidelines of the summit.
Kenya joined Pope Francis in calling for an urgent end to violence in all parts of the world.
Ruto said it's time conflicts afflicting the world, including in Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo, came to an end.
“We are confident that the warring groups will agree to stop the fighting and give peace a chance,” he stated.
While addressing the G7 meeting, Ruto said Africa continues to endure numerous conflicts including long-forgotten wars that have decimated countless lives.
"In Sudan, hundreds of thousands have died, millions are displaced and face starvation. In the Middle East, the conflict in Gaza has claimed tens of thousands of lives, devastated the livelihoods of millions and caused global economic shockwaves," he said.
"Europe is grappling with a major conflict that has brought unthinkable carnage and widespread economic disruption,” Ruto added.
The President said the world is finding itself in the grip of relentless global challenges of unprecedented magnitude.
“Only effective collective action by the international community can offer a reasonable chance of managing and overcoming these challenges,” he added.