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Eng. Margaret Ogai, the Registrar and CEO of the Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK), has underscored the critical role of innovation in shaping the future of the nation during her participation in the IET-K/KETRB Solution-Based Innovation Exhibition event in Naivasha.
Speaking at the event’s opening ceremony, Eng. Ogai expressed her gratitude to the Institution of Engineers of Kenya (IET-K) and the Kenya Engineering Technology Registration Board (KETRB) for their partnership and the successful execution of the exhibition.
“I am pleased to participate in this year’s IET-K/KETRB Solution-Based Innovation exhibition event,” Eng. Ogai remarked. “Regulators recognize the significance of innovation in shaping the future and are committed to nurturing an environment that promotes the growth of creativity and innovation.”
The exhibition serves as a pivotal platform for engineering professionals and stakeholders to explore innovative solutions and discuss policy interventions that could benefit the engineering sector in Kenya. Eng. Ogai participated in a panel discussion focused on reinforcing the engineering sector, where she emphasized the importance of such events in developing strategies that will drive the sector forward.
Eng. Ogai expressed confidence that the discussions and interactions at the exhibition would inspire new ideas, forge meaningful collaborations, and propel Kenya toward becoming a technologically advanced and industrialized nation.
“The event provides a unique opportunity for us to collectively shape the future of engineering in Kenya. I am confident that the insights gained from this exhibition will not only benefit the sector but also contribute to the nation’s overall development goals,” she added.
The IET-K/KETRB Solution-Based Innovation Exhibition continues to be a key event for fostering innovation and collaboration within Kenya’s engineering community, with the ultimate goal of driving the nation toward sustainable development and technological advancement.
