Kenya Puts Tech Diplomacy at Heart of Foreign Policy
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Kenya puts tech diplomacy at heart of foreign policy
Kenya has made science, innovation and technology diplomacy central to its foreign policy, as the government pushes for Africa to build its own technological capabilities rather than rely on imports. Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi said this at the opening of the Africa Technology Leadership Conference (ATLC) in Nairobi. “Africa must move from adopting technology …
Kenya’s Global Edge Lies in Science and Tech Diplomacy
Prime Cabinet Secretary (PCS) and CS for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Musalia Mudavadi promised to place tech diplomacy at the centre of Kenya’s diplomatic engagement and regional integration. Speaking during the two-day Africa Technology Leadership Conference (ATLC) 2026 that ended at Eka Hotel, Nairobi, on Friday, October 23, PCS Mudavadi noted that Africa must move […]
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