Kenya-India technical training links boost public service reform

Kenya is strengthening technical training links with India to address public sector skills gaps and support ongoing reforms in digital transformation, infrastructure and institutional development...

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Kenya's public service reforms are being significantly bolstered by technical training initiatives with India. The Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Programme celebrates over six decades of empowering Kenyan public servants.

Kenya receives over 400 fully funded ITEC training slots annually.
India's High Commissioner to Kenya, Dr Adarsh Swaika, highlighted the program's role in mutual respect and shared progress.
Thousands of Kenyan nationals have benefited, with alumni reaching senior positions such as Attorney General and Chief of Defence Forces.

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