The partnership aims to improve public service delivery through digital competencies, knowledge sharing and joint capacity building initiatives. In line with Kenya's digital agenda, the agreement will facilitate collaborative learning, research and the exchange of technical skills. In addition, you will help develop advanced skills in artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity for KSG's civil servants and technical staff through training and validation programs that are compatible with industry standards.
As part of the agreement, the two institutions will conduct training needs assessments, promote research in digital governance, and implement staff exchange programs. Between 2026 and 2029, Huawei will help train and certify 2,000 civil servants and 50 KSG technical staff.
The Director General of KSG, Professor J. Professor Nura Mohammed emphasized that this partnership will transform the school into a center of digital leadership. «We will provide civil servants with the necessary knowledge in the field of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity to improve service delivery», the professor said. Muhammad.
In turn, Huawei's Deputy CEO in Kenya, James Sun, expressed the company's readiness to support the development of digital technologies in Kenya. «We are proud to partner with KSG in building future-ready public services and contributing to the digital economy», added Sun.
This partnership is expected to increase the efficiency of the public service and accelerate the use of secure digital government systems driven by artificial intelligence.
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