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The Kenya Ports Authority has reaffirmed its commitment to innovation and digital transformation as a key driver of efficiency and competitiveness in facilitating regional and global trade.
The remarks were highlighted at the inaugural Innovation Week, hosted by the Technical University of Kenya, in Nairobi.
The event, themed “From Ideas to Impact: Innovation for a Sustainable and Resilient Future,” brought together stakeholders from government and the private sector who showcased cutting-edge solutions in their respective institutions.
Speaking at the forum, Manager Corporate Communication Mr. Jones Buchere, who represented Chief Executive Officer Capt. William Ruto, said the initiative comes at a critical time when innovation is increasingly influencing economic growth and resilience.
“This event is both timely and relevant as innovation continues to shape economies, strengthen competitiveness, and support sustainable development,” Mr. Buchere said.
He noted that KPA has placed innovation at the core of its operations to ensure the Port of Mombasa remains an efficient and reliable gateway for regional and international trade.
Mr. Buchere highlighted the Authority’s investments in technology, citing the digitalization of cargo management systems, gate automation, and modernization of cargo handling equipment as key milestones.
“Real-time cargo tracking systems and enhanced automation have helped reduce vessel turnaround time, improved transparency, and lowered operational costs for our customers,” he noted.
Beyond infrastructure and technology, Mr. Buchere underscored KPA’s focus on nurturing talent, particularly among young professionals. He said the authority continues to offer industrial attachments and internship opportunities to students across disciplines, including information and communication technology (ICT).
“We believe investing in young talent is essential for sustaining innovation and building a future-ready workforce,” he added.
The forum addressed by the vice chancellor, Professor Benedict Mutua, underscored the need to translate ideas into practical solutions for sectors including transport, logistics, and infrastructure.
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