”We must continue working in synergy to deliver not just a successful, but a truly impactful Africa–Forward Summit,” said Dr.SingOei. The Summit presents Kenya with a strategic opportunity to position and market itself to the international community as a premier destination for investment, innovation, and partnership. In the context of rapidly evolving technology and digital transformation, Kenya is well placed to leverage these advancements to drive inclusive growth and global competitiveness.

As part of the Summit’s programme, Kenya will host a series of sports and cultural events aimed at bringing together youth from across the continent. These engagements will provide a platform to showcase the intersection of culture, sport, and commerce, and highlight their potential as viable drivers of business, innovation, and economic opportunity. Present during the meeting were; Ms. Mary Muthoni, Principal Secretary for Public Health and Professional Standards, Ms. Evelyn Cheluget, EBS, OGW Director General Immigration, Ms June Chepkemei CEO Kenya Tourism Board among other senior officials.