19 Jun Strengthening Global Partnerships for Engineering Excellence

June 11, 2026 – As part of Kenya’s continued engagement at the International Engineering Alliance (IEA) Meetings 2026 in Cape Town, the Kenyan delegation, led by Principal Secretary for Roads Eng. Joseph Mbugua and accompanied by EBK Acting CEO/Registrar Eng. Grace Onyango, held a high-level meeting with IEA President Prof. Elizabeth Taylor to advance discussions on international collaboration in engineering education and professional practice.

The engagement focused on strengthening cooperation in areas that support the global recognition of Kenyan engineering qualifications, promote international mobility for engineering professionals, and enhance alignment with internationally recognised accreditation and competency standards. The discussions also explored opportunities for capacity building, knowledge exchange, technical collaboration, and the development of future-ready engineering competencies to respond to emerging global challenges and technological advancements.

These engagements reinforce the country’s commitment to attaining Full Signatory status under the Washington Accord and to continuously strengthening the quality of engineering education and professional practice in line with international best practices. Through sustained collaboration with global partners, Kenya is positioning itself to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of engineering excellence while expanding opportunities for its graduates and professionals on the international stage.