Duda who is accompanied by his wife Agata Kornhauser-Duda among other senior officials is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with Ruto at Statehouse Nairobi.

The two will later witness the signing of bilateral documents.

Later in the afternoon, Duda will participate in a wreath-laying ceremony at the national monument in Uhuru Gardens and also hold a meeting with representatives of the Polish community.

The trip which is the fifth to Africa, according to Duda, has two main goals- promoting Poland and Polish business and informing about the situation in part of Europe.

"We hope that all business meetings, as well as meetings with Poles, will be a success and will bring benefits to Poland in the future," Duda said in a statement.

Duda added that the talks will also cover the operation of Russian propaganda and Russian disinformation.

"We will say who violates international law, who violates the order established after World War II, who violates borders, who is the attacker and who is responsible for the difficult situation in many places around the world," he said.

During the visit to the three nations, Duda will participate in economic forums of Polish businesses where several bilateral agreements are set to be signed.

It is expected that the two leaders will discuss the opening of a Kenyan representation in Poland. So far, there have been no presidential-level talks over it.

Meetings with representatives of the Polish diaspora have also been planned.

Diplomatic relations between Kenya and Poland were established on December 13, 1963, and a year later, Poland opened an embassy in Nairobi.

Kenya's ambassador to the country resides in Berlin.

Duda's last visit to Africa was in 2022 when he visited Senegal, Ivory Coast and Nigeria.