Kenya asks Sweden for technical support ahead of Climate Summit

Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Environment Soipan Tuya

Kenya’s Environment Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya (right) chats with Stockholm Environment Institute's Executive Director Prof Måns Nilsson and climate researchers in Stockholm, Sweden. PHOTO | COURTESY

Kenya is seeking the expertise of Swedish scientists to help prepare adequate focal points for the upcoming Climate Summit.

Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and Forestry Soipan Tuya who is visiting Swedish capital Stockholm has asked the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) involved in environmental research to offer Kenya the technical support needed for co-hosting the inaugural African Climate Summit that will be held in Nairobi later this year.