Kenya pushes stronger protection of critical infrastructure against terror threats

NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 8 — Kenya is stepping up efforts to protect critical infrastructure and public spaces from terrorist attacks as security officials and international experts call for a shift…..

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Kenya is strengthening the protection of its critical infrastructure and public spaces against terrorist threats, shifting towards integrated prevention, response, and recovery systems. This intensified effort was a key outcome of the Fifth Nairobi Caucus, a forum focused on safeguarding vital national systems.

The caucus brought together approximately 200 participants from 24 countries.
Key figures included Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and UNOCT Deputy Director Steven Sequeira.
Discussions emphasized moving beyond site-specific security to broader systems integrating risk assessment, preparedness, and public-private partnerships.

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