By Aoma Keziah and Cynthia Masibo
In an insightful address delivered as the chief guest at the official opening of the Continuous Professional Development (CPD) seminar for the Board of Registration of Architects and Quantity Surveyors (BORAQS) Kenya, Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya underscored the pivotal role of ongoing education in shaping the future of the architectural and quantity surveying professions.
With a keen focus on the importance of fostering a culture of continuous learning, CS Mvurya emphasized the need for architects and quantity surveyors to stay abreast of emerging trends, technological advancements, and evolving industry standards. He eloquently highlighted how such proactive engagement not only enhances individual professional competencies but also contributes significantly to the overall growth and sustainability of the built environment sector.
Speaking to a diverse audience of industry practitioners, stakeholders, and regulatory bodies, the Cabinet Secretary reiterated the government’s unwavering commitment to supporting initiatives aimed at promoting continuous professional development. He outlined various policy measures and collaborative efforts underway to facilitate access to relevant training programs, mentorship opportunities, and knowledge-sharing platforms.
Moreover, CS Mvurya stressed the imperative of upholding ethical standards and adhering to best practices within the architectural and quantity surveying disciplines. He passionately urged professionals to prioritize integrity, accountability, and excellence in their respective fields, thereby fostering public trust and confidence in the industry.
In addressing the pressing challenges facing the sector, including issues related to licensing, accreditation, and quality assurance, the Cabinet Secretary reaffirmed the government’s resolve to tackle regulatory bottlenecks and streamline administrative processes. He pledged to work closely with stakeholders to identify practical solutions and implement reforms that promote professionalism, efficiency, and transparency across the board.
The CPD seminar, organized by BORAQS Kenya, served as a dynamic platform for architects and quantity surveyors to engage in meaningful discussions, exchange ideas, and acquire new skills necessary for navigating the ever-evolving landscape of the built environment. Through interactive workshops, thought-provoking presentations, and engaging networking sessions, participants gained valuable insights into emerging industry trends, innovative technologies, and sustainable practices shaping the future of architecture and quantity surveying.
As the event concluded on a high note of collaboration and commitment to excellence, CS Salim Mvurya’s impassioned call for continuous professional development resonated strongly with attendees, inspiring a renewed sense of purpose and dedication to advancing the standards of the architectural and quantity surveying professions in Kenya. The collective enthusiasm and determination showcased at the seminar bode well for the future of the industry, heralding a new era of innovation, professionalism, and sustainable development.
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