President William Ruto has highlighted the importance of Kenya’s new Constitution in shaping Vision 2060, emphasizing public participation in the process. The initiative aims to guide the country’s long-term development, aligning with national priorities and legal frameworks.
Treasury and Economic Planning Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has defended Vision 2060, stating that Kenya needs a new development blueprint as Vision 2030 nears completion. Mbadi stressed that the plan should be seen as a collective national effort, not a personal project of the president.
The debate reflects growing discussions on how to structure Kenya’s future growth. While Ruto underscores constitutional foundations, Mbadi focuses on institutional collaboration. Both officials aim to ensure Vision 2060 addresses current challenges and sets clear goals for the nation.
The vision remains under review, with officials working to balance political leadership with public engagement.
