The Kenya Ports Authority has announced ambitious plans aimed at enhancing the port’s performance and aligning to global standards.
Speaking during an Iftar dinner for staff at the KPA Sports Club Mbaraki, Managing Director Capt. William Ruto emphasized on the importance of skills development and capacity building for employees to boost productivity.
He said there are plans for a section of staff to get exposure through benchmarking initiatives to leading ports in the world.
“By fostering a high-performance culture, we aim to solidify our status as a regional hub and compete on the international stage,” he added.
KPA Board Chairman Benjamin Tayari expressed gratitude for the workforce commitment and dedication to work and urged them to intensify efforts to elevate the port’s reputation.
He praised the cooperation among staff over the years, which has been the cornerstone of KPA’s success.
Besides the KPA Board, management and staff, the iftar dinner brought together key stakeholders from the shipping and logistics industry, senior government officials and Coast political leaders.
