Kenya is prepared to participate positively in fostering the progress of public health initiatives in Africa during the 11th Ordinary Session of the Governing Board.
Nakhumicha S. Wafula, the health cabinet secretary, emphasised Kenya’s delight in participating in the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s initiatives to improve health systems, fight infectious illnesses, and advance health security throughout the continent.
With a particular emphasis on the New Public Health Order for Africa, Kenya confirms its steadfast dedication to supporting the session’s success by offering required resources and facilities.
“Kenya is honored to be hosting the 11th Ordinary Session of the Governing Board of the Africa CDC in Nairobi. On behalf of the people and the Government of Kenya, we would like to extend a warm and sincere welcome to all participants. Your presence is highly valued as we convene to strengthen collaboration and further the mission of Africa CDC. ‘Karibu Kenya’,” said CS Nakhumicha.
At the Africa CDC Governing Board Meeting, Cabinet Secretary Nakhumicha S. Wafula emphasised Kenya’s commitment to public health.
The CS reiterates that Kenya’s dedication is perfectly in line with the goal of the Africa CDC, which is to improve the ability and capabilities of Africa’s public health institutions in identifying and responding to disease threats and outbreaks quickly and effectively.
“Underlining Kenya’s position as a regional hub for health and innovation, the nation also acknowledges its responsibility as the host of the Eastern Regional Coordinating Centre on behalf of 14 African Union Member States in the Eastern Africa Region,” said the Health CS.
She added, “Kenya is deeply committed to leveraging this opportunity to enhance collaboration, coordination, and communication among countries in the Eastern region and beyond.”
