Famous Kenyan journalist, Stephen Letoo, who is also the self-proclaimed chairman of the Men's Conference Program has written a letter to the British Embassy in Nairobi welcoming King Charles III of Edinburgh and Queen Camilla to Kenya.
The two members of the British Royal family arrived in Kenya on Monday night and were welcomed by Prime Minister Musalia Mudavadi and the British Ambassador to Kenya, Neil Wigan.
In his letter to the British Embassy, the Citizen TV journalist also made a special request to King Charles III to participate in a meeting with members of the men's conference.
"The men's conference program is a gathering of men from all walks of life, who are committed to personal growth, leadership, climate change, poverty eradication, and community building.
Our mission is to empower men to be better through a combination of exciting keynote speakers, engaging workshops, and networking opportunities,” Letoo wrote to the British Embassy.
He continued, "We are officially requesting to have bilateral talks with his envoys King Charles as we hope to share our plans; awareness of mental health, women's empowerment, drug abuse and climate change."
Letoo continued to ask the members of the Men's Conference to be allocated time by King Charles suggesting that the discussion will be about issues of mutual interest.
"We would like to discuss with the king about issues of mutual interest, we hope that the king's many activities will allow us to meet him. Thank you for your consideration and we look forward to hearing from your office," he wrote.
The British Royal plane that was carrying King Charles III and the Queen arrived at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) a few minutes before 11 p.m. on Monday.
The two are in Kenya for a four-day official visit that will officially begin on Tuesday, October 31. The visit aims to celebrate the good relationship between the two countries and the strong and dynamic cooperation they continue to establish.
The King and Queen will visit Nairobi City County, Mombasa County, and surrounding areas.
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