Kenya defeats 4 rivals to be elected to ISO Council for 2027–2031 term
Kenya has secured a seat on the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Council for the 2027–2031 term, marking a significant milestone in the country’s participation in the governance of the global standards system. Kenya was elected through the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS), with Director General Esther Ngari representing the country in the ISO Council […]
Kenya has been elected to join the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Council for the 2027–2031 term, demonstrating the nation's growing influence in the global standards system. The country's Bureau of Standards, KEBS, secured this position through the election process held during the ISO Annual Meeting in Paris. Director General Esther Ngari represented Kenya at the election, alongside four other countries vying for seats under Group 4.
The victory signifies Kenya's commitment to the standards community and its ability to contribute to discussions shaping the future of international standards. KEBS highlighted the election as a major achievement, reflecting the country's confidence in the global standards community.
The ISO Council plays a pivotal role in overseeing the organization's work and providing strategic direction for the development of international standards. Kenyan technical experts and institutions will now have a platform to participate in international standards development, contributing to the creation of standards that affect businesses, manufacturers, exporters, consumers, and regulators across industries.
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