In reaffirming Kenya's dedication to its diaspora community, Roseline K. Njogu, the PS of Diaspora Affairs, conveyed the government's commitment to extending essential services to Kenyans abroad.

This assurance came during a cultural event held in Kingston, Jamaica, where the ethos of fostering stronger ties with the diaspora took centre stage.

Speaking through Glenns Etyang, Assistant Director in the Office of the PS, Njogu emphasized the imperative of a comprehensive approach towards diaspora engagement.

She underlined the pivotal role of the diaspora in the nation's development agenda, asserting, "The welfare and rights of the Kenyan Diaspora remain central and the driving force behind Government programmes and initiatives."

Encouraging investment as a means to fortify the bond between Kenya and its diaspora, the PS urged Kenyans abroad to consider various sectors of the economy for potential ventures.

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This, she highlighted, not only promises fruitful returns for individuals but also contributes significantly to Kenya's socio-economic advancement.

The cultural event served as more than a mere gathering; it symbolized a platform for Kenyans in the diaspora to converge, connect, and rejuvenate their ties with their homeland.

Echoing the sentiment of unity and solidarity, attendees seized the opportunity to network, share experiences, and stay abreast of developments concerning Kenya.

The event followed the successful execution of Mobile Consular Services in Kingston, underscoring the government's proactive approach in reaching out to its diaspora community.

It exemplified a concerted effort to bridge geographical distances and foster a sense of belonging among Kenyans residing abroad.