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The launch reaffirms that engineering remains at the heart of nation-building, and this convention is the platform to shape Kenya’s next chapter. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Healthcare infrastructure was discussed with urgency. Engineers proposed modular, scalable solutions for underserved regions. Such innovation strengthens public welfare. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

PS Mbugua called on sector players to participate fully: “Let this convention be a call to action. Engineers must lead with integrity, place public interest first, and build for generations.” #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Kenya’s literacy rate stands at 83%, poverty at 40%, and only 25% of citizens have insurance. Despite 9,000 health facilities, two-thirds of spending goes to private hospitals. These realities demand re-engineering. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

By honouring Caroline Wanjeri Kihara, IEK reaffirmed its commitment to building strategic partnerships that link engineering innovation with accessible financial services to support Kenya’s future infrastructure growth.#32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

IEK has opened doors for partnerships and exhibitions, offering companies a platform to engage engineering decision-makers and innovators in Kenya. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

The gesture highlighted the strong collaboration between IEK and KCB Bank, especially in supporting emerging engineers through financial literacy, mortgage solutions, and asset ownership opportunities.#32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture.

IEK President Eng. Shammah Kiteme presented a special appreciation gift to Caroline Wanjeri Kihara, KCB Bank’s Director of Mortgage Business, during the 4th Future Leaders Summit in Mombasa, recognizing her contribution to the event.#32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture.

AI is already revolutionizing how infrastructure is designed and maintained. Kihara urged engineers to master predictive tools, smart grids, disaster modelling, and digital analytics to lead Kenya’s transformation. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Kihara reminded young engineers that every major investment, from roads to power lines, depends on their expertise, integrity, and innovation. Kenya’s economic future is in their hands, and the responsibility is immense. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Emerging engineers have been encouraged to embrace innovation, entrepreneurship, and AI as the tools that will define Kenya’s next era of infrastructure and economic transformation. The future belongs to those ready to adapt boldly. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Caroline Wanjeri Kihara reminded young engineers that Kenya’s prosperity depends on visionary professionals who merge technical skills with ethical leadership. She emphasised that AI will amplify engineering capacity, not replace it. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

“The engineer of tomorrow must be visionary and comfortable leveraging AI,” said Caroline Kihara at the Future Leaders Summit. She emphasized that the next generation must fuse technical skill with creativity and digital intelligence. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

IEK President Eng. Shammah Kiteme urged emerging engineers to move from participation to leadership, noting that Kenya’s growth agenda—10,000MW of power, 10,000km of roads & digital expansion—cannot materialize without empowered engineers #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Emerging engineers were challenged to embrace AI, innovation and entrepreneurship as core drivers of Kenya’s next phase of infrastructure and economic transformation. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

@ACEK1968 President Eng. Jane Mutilili insights at the 32nd @TheIEK Conference "We are all leaving a ladder grounded firmly for the next generation of leaders and how we build it today will define who we become tomorrow #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringTheFuture #RoadmapForKenya

Kihara urged young engineers to embrace AI and innovation as core tools for future-ready careers. She reminded them that Kenya’s growth depends on their creativity and adaptability. Her message called for bold action. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

The summit emphasized that tomorrow’s engineer must be visionary and digitally skilled. Kihara noted that AI enhances human ingenuity, not replaces it. Emerging engineers were encouraged to lead this shift. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Kihara highlighted that infrastructure, energy and digital systems rely heavily on engineering competence. She challenged youth to master AI and automation. Their role shapes national transformation. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

The IEK president called on engineers to take risks, pursue leadership, and embrace selfless service, qualities he said were essential for shaping Kenya’s future. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

.@TheIEK 32nd International Convention is here under the bold theme: “Engineering the Future: The road map for Kenya”. To my fellow engineers, let this be a week of realigning engineering practices and policy with Kenya’s development. #JenGaKenGen #EngineeringtheFuture

The government’s renewed focus on climate resilience, technology transfer, capacity building and quality assurance dominated the convention’s opening reflections. Engineers are being called to champion these pillars. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Themed “Engineering the Future: The Roadmap for Kenya,” this year’s convention sets the stage for national dialogue on infrastructure and innovation. #EngineeringTheFuture #32ndIEKConvention

PS Mbugua emphasises engineering centrality in BETA, Vision 2030 and industrialisation, urging the sector to lead with integrity and focus on public interest. His message was clear: the future must be engineered deliberately. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

The future of infrastructure requires collaboration, innovation and long-term planning all anchored in engineering. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

IEK has officially launched the 32nd International Convention, setting the stage for transformative conversations on Kenya’s competitiveness and readiness for the next decades. Engineers and innovators are gathering to chart solutions. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Speakers warn against overregulation that slows progress. Engineers call for streamlined processes that protect integrity while enabling faster project execution. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Engineers, innovators, policymakers and academia are coming together to shape Kenya’s development path. #EngineeringTheFuture #32ndIEKConvention

Engineering is more than a profession. It is a national asset capable of driving solutions in health housing mobility energy manufacturing and climate adaptation.#32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture.

Kenya must invest in robust research and development hubs where engineers innovators and academia collaborate to generate local solutions.#32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture.

IEK underscores engineering’s vital role in delivering BETA, Vision 2030 and sustainable development. The conversation now focuses on infrastructure that empowers economic growth, inclusion and long-term national resilience. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Kenya approaches its centenary with a defining question about the nation we aspire to become. Engineers insist the future must be deliberately created through planning, innovation and commitment to productivity. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Kenya needs a national masterplan that prioritises rural connectivity. Roads, rail and air transport must evacuate produce efficiently from every village to markets creating fair opportunities for all communities. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

The future of infrastructure requires collaboration, innovation and long-term planning all anchored in engineering. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Government focus remains on infrastructure that connects people, boosts trade and drives equity. Engineers are key to this mission. #EngineeringTheFuture #32ndIEKConvention

A robust manufacturing sector requires strong energy, logistics and industrial systems areas engineers are ready to transform. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

An industrial Kenya is not a dream. It is a plan. And plans require engineers who can design, cost, supervise and deliver transformation. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Engineers reaffirm their readiness to support national priorities: building megatanks, expanding irrigation, strengthening manufacturing capacity, and upgrading the transport network through quality engineering. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

Health system transformation was emphasized as engineering and planning disciplines intersect in community health centres, preventive care and mobile clinics. Kenya must build a healthier population. #32ndIEKConvention #EngineeringtheFuture

The African proverb shared by PS Mbugua hits home: If you want to go far, go together. Engineers are united for Kenya’s progress. #EngineeringTheFuture #32ndIEKConvention