Dr. Jane Imbunya, the Principal Secretary for Public Service, presided over the induction ceremony of newly recruited Clerical Officers II at the Kitui Multipurpose Development Centre. The officers, drawn from various ministries, gathered to mark the beginning of their careers in public service. Their presence symbolized a renewed commitment to efficient service delivery and national development, with the induction program setting the tone for their future contributions.
In her keynote address, Dr. Imbunya emphasized the deeper meaning of the occasion, stating, “Today is not just about a ceremony; it is about laying the foundation for your journey as public servants. This is where the values, knowledge, and expectations that define a successful public servant begin.” Her words inspired a sense of purpose and responsibility among the recruits, reminding them of the noble path they had chosen.
The induction program is a mandatory initiative designed to equip the officers with a comprehensive understanding of their roles. It covers key national development strategies such as Vision 2030 and the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda. Furthermore, the officers are trained in the ethical frameworks that guide integrity and professionalism in government service, ensuring they are prepared to uphold the highest standards in their work.
Dr. Imbunya encouraged the officers to fully engage in the training, highlighting the critical role they play in transforming service delivery across the country. She expressed confidence that these young officers would rise to the occasion and contribute meaningfully to Kenya’s progress. As they begin this journey, the nation looks forward to their positive impact and unwavering dedication to public service.
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