People Dialogue Festival

The People Dialogue Festival 2024 Day 3 Communique | Competition And Collaboration In Democratic Development

The People Dialogue Festival 2024  Day 3 Communique | Competition And Collaboration In Democratic Development

Day 3 of the People’s Dialogue Festival (PDF) unfolded against the backdrop of a momentous occasion meant to pay tribute to women’s achievements and ongoing strides towards achieving gender equality - the 2024 International Women’s Day. The atmosphere was electric with anticipation and reverence as over 2,000 PDF delegates met with dignitaries and key politicians who championed causes around IWD’s theme this year, ‘Inspiring Inclusion’. Some of the members of Kenya’s political class in attendance include Governor Kenneth Lusaka, Kamukunji MP Yusuf Hassan, Hon. Maina Karobia of EALA, Sen. Crystal Asige, Hon. Esther Passaris among many others.

The People Dialogue Festival 2024 Day 1 Communique | Competition and Collaboration in Democratic Development

The People Dialogue Festival 2024  Day 1 Communique | Competition and Collaboration in Democratic Development

The 2024 Festival commenced with a distinguished line-up of high-level dignitaries, politicians and diplomatic missions, underscoring the significance of this annual gathering. Among the notable attendees were Ambassador Schønemann (Ambassador of Denmark to Kenya), Prof. Washington Omondi (Composer of Kenya’s National Anthem), H. E Henriette Geiger (European Union Ambassador to Kenya), and the esteemed chief guest, Hon. Farah Maalim EGH (Dadaab MP), representing Rt. Hon. Moses Wetang’ula (Speaker of the National Assembly).

People Dialoge Festival | Dialogue | Come Tubonge February 2024

People Dialoge Festival | Dialogue | Come Tubonge   February 2024

The People Dialogue Festival is committed to fostering vibrant and engaging participation while staying true to democratic ideals. It aims to bridge the gap between policymakers and citizens, valuing the input of all participants in shaping the nation's future. By integrating creative arts, the festival provides a dynamic platform for dialogue, celebrating Kenya's diverse culture and heritage. Through a variety of interactive methods such as workshops, roundtable discussions, and art exhibitions, participants are encouraged to actively engage in sessions tailored to their interests. The festival promotes learning, connection, and collaboration across different platforms, empowering attendees to contribute to discussions at their own pace and preference.