The Kenya School of Government (KSG), in collaboration with CorpsAfrica, held a stakeholder breakfast meeting today to prepare for the highly anticipated All-Country Conference scheduled for June 2025. The event brought together a diverse group of stakeholders to discuss and shape the conference agenda, identify strategic priorities, and explore potential collaboration and sponsorship opportunities.
The breakfast meeting provided a platform for key players from various sectors, including government, international organizations, and the private sector, to engage in open discussions aimed at ensuring the success of the upcoming conference. The focus was on aligning priorities and ensuring that the conference will address crucial issues affecting Kenya and the African continent.
Among the attendees were Directors from the Kenya School of Government, Dr. Patricia Kingori, Director of CorpsAfrica, and Ms. Nadia Abdalla, Director of Africa Communications at CorpsAfrica. Representatives from the Mastercard Foundation, the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, the Uganda High Commission, Kenya Airways, the State Department for Youth Affairs and the Creative Economy, as well as international organizations such as UNEP, UNDP, and WFP, also participated in the meeting.
The discussions centered around creating a collaborative environment for the conference, which is expected to address key challenges related to youth development, sustainable growth, and social innovation. Participants emphasized the importance of identifying strategic priorities and forming partnerships that will support the goals of the conference, including securing sponsorships and promoting inclusive solutions for Africa's development challenges.
As the event draws closer, stakeholders are optimistic that the conference will provide a unique opportunity for dialogue and partnership-building, leading to concrete outcomes that will benefit Kenya and the wider African region.
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