By GPU
Bungoma County and Fuzhou City, China, have forged a strategic partnership aimed at fostering economic growth, cultural exchange, and sustainable development.
This collaboration was cemented during a high-level meeting between Bungoma County Governor Kenneth Lusaka and Fuzhou City Deputy Mayor Xue Qiang.
The meeting, held today, explored potential areas of cooperation, including tourism, agriculture, urban development, and renewable energy.
Governor Lusaka highlighted Bungoma’s unique ecological attractions, such as Mt. Elgon’s elephant maternity, and the county’s commitment to environmental conservation.
He also proposed a groundbreaking project to convert human waste into renewable energy, showcasing Bungoma’s innovative approach to sustainable development.
Mayor Xue Qiang emphasized Fuzhou’s rich cultural heritage, economic achievements, and its role as a key player in China’s grain production and ecological preservation.
He expressed Fuzhou’s commitment to strengthening ties with Bungoma County and highlighted the city’s successful industrial development and strategic location within several national economic zones.
Both leaders expressed optimism for a future of deepened cooperation, with mutual invitations for further visits and exchanges.
This partnership is expected to bring significant benefits to both regions, fostering economic growth, cultural understanding, and sustainable development.
