State Department for Foreign Affairs meets regulatory institutions ahead of Global Trust Summit
Preparations for the inaugural Global Trust Summit gained momentum as the State Department for Foreign Affairs convened more than 20 regulatory institutions for a high-level consultative breakfast meeting ahead of the October 2026 event. The meeting provided a platform to share t..
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The State Department for Foreign Affairs hosted a consultative meeting with over 20 regulatory institutions to prepare for the inaugural Global Trust Summit, scheduled for October 2026.
- The summit is a flagship initiative grounded in Kenya’s Fifth Open Government Partnership National Action Plan.
- Key attendees included Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Principal Secretary Dr Korir Sing’Oei.
- Expected outcomes include the adoption of the Nairobi Declaration on Global Trust and the establishment of the Global Trust Council.
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