Health Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha has been appointed at the World Economic Forum’s global Alliance for Women’s Health Board.
Through a statement on X today (formerly twitter) Nakhumicha expressed her delight in her appointment to the board promising to continue championing, amplifying , and advocating Kenya’s commitment to prioritising women’s health and their well-being – founded on the conviction that an investment in women’s health is vital in the building of thriving societies and economies globally.
” Honoured to represent Kenya as a member of @WEF‘s Global Alliance for Women’s Health Board. The objective of the Board is to advance women’s agenda on health, equity, and economic empowerment,” Susan Nakhumicha stated.
The Global Alliance for Women’s Health Board, an initiative launched by the World Economic Forum, serves as a strategic effort by the global finance institution to enhance the well-being of women globally. Its primary objectives include advocating for women’s health rights, fostering health equity, and fostering collaboration among various stakeholders to tackle significant health challenges.
In her newly assumed position, Nakhumicha will concentrate on advocating for women’s health rights and raising awareness on a global scale.
