Afterwards, the president will visit the Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay homage to the civil rights struggle and emphasize on how religion can be a force for good.
This is according to State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohammed who detailed the president's itinerary on Sunday, May 19.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has since issued a statement welcoming Ruto.
"I welcome President Ruto's engagements with civic leaders on issues of democratic governance while in Atlanta, as well as his focus on our people-to-people ties, public health partnerships, educational exchanges, investments in shared prosperity, and his engagements with Atlanta's African Diaspora," said Blinken.
"President Ruto's visit to Atlanta embodies our joint vision for a 21st century partnership that builds and strengthens relationships beyond capitals. I look forward to welcoming President Ruto to Washington. D.C. later this week," he added.