Strengthening Partnerships Beyond Borders

The engagement reaffirmed the value of diplomatic collaboration and strategic partnerships in addressing emerging global security challenges.

The Kenyan delegation that attended the Security & Policing Event 2026 in Farnborough England led by Deputy Inspector General APS Mr. Gilbert Masengeli, CBS, OGW, SS, paid a courtesy visit to the Kenya High Commission in London, where they were received by Ambassador Maurice Makoloo.

The meeting provided an opportunity to brief the High Commissioner on Kenya’s participation in the event and to deliberate on key areas of cooperation between Kenya and the United Kingdom.

Discussions focused on leveraging science and technology, strengthening cybersecurity capabilities, and addressing the growing threat of misinformation and disinformation that could manipulate public perception and undermine national security.

The delegation also explored avenues for enhancing security and stability through the exchange of intelligence and information. In addition, the importance of building stronger partnerships with the Kenyan diaspora in advancing national development and security interests was emphasized.

The engagement reaffirmed the value of diplomatic collaboration and strategic partnerships in addressing emerging global security challenges.

The DIG was accompanied by; Mr. Richard Lesasuiyan, MBS, HSC – Director Planning NPS, Mr. Philip Opiyo, MBS – Director Operations KPS, Mr. Geoffrey Mutegi Director Administration DCI, Ms. Grace Kamau, OGW alongside other senior officers from the Ministry of Interior and National Administration (MOINA).

The Security & Policing Event 2026 was held at the Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre, a leading venue that hosts international exhibitions on security, defence, and policing technologies.

By Anthony Solly