Government Reaffirms its Commitment to building an Inclusive and Trusted Digital Public Infrastructure

The government has re-affirmed its commitment to building inclusive, trusted digital systems through Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI).

“The DPI Roadmap is not just a plan — it is a call to action. It will guide how government, private sector, and citizens work together to unlock digital identity, secure payments, trusted data exchange and digital platforms that will transform lives and businesses alike.”

Speaking on Behalf of ICT and Digital Economy Principal Secretary Eng. John Tanui during the DPI Roadmap Development breakfast meeting, Secretary ICT E-government and Digital Economy Ms. Mary Kerema noted that DPI will be the foundation of service delivery, innovation and competitiveness in Kenya's Economy.

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✅ DPI is a strategic blueprint for Kenya’s digital transformation

✅ The 5 guiding pillars: Inclusivity, Trust & Security, Interoperability, Innovation, Sustainability

✅ Strong partnerships — Ministry of ICT, International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ) mark a historic milestone in Kenya’s digital journey.

✅ Urgency, clarity in roles, and collaboration will be crucial for success.

"With this roadmap, Kenya is positioning itself as a leader in digital public infrastructure across Africa" noted Ms. Kerema.