Honourable Principal Secretary for the State Department for Parliamentary Affairs Dr Aurelia Rono representing the Prime Cabinet Secretary, distinguished guests, representatives from national and county governments, our partners from the private sector including KCB Bank and Equity Bank, staff and students, ladies and gentlemen.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Distinguished Guests,
Graduands,
It is a great honour to join you today for the 2nd Graduation Ceremony of the Dryland Research Training and Ecotourism Centre (DRTEC) Chemeron, a key campus of Egerton University.
At the national level, education remains central to the Government’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda. Under this framework, we are prioritising climate resilience and sustainable development. These are not abstract goals, they are immediate necessities, particularly for communities in arid and semi-arid regions such as Baringo County.
Members of the University Management Board, esteemed members of the TAGDev Coordinating Committee, and the TAGDev Program Secretariat, good morning.
It is my honour to join you for the official launch of the Classroom Realities Project which is a deliberate commitment as a University to strengthen the preparation of teachers for the demands of contemporary classrooms.
