Mwingi West Member of Parliament Charles Nguna reported a highly productive day in Trinidad and Tobago, also known as the Land of the Hummingbird, where he is attending the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Summit.
The legislator expressed his satisfaction after meeting Members of Parliament from various Commonwealth countries during the high-level engagements.Speaking to the press, MP Nguna highlighted the importance of the summit in strengthening inter-parliamentary cooperation, noting that such forums provide a crucial platform for legislators to exchange ideas on governance, development, and global challenges.
He emphasized that Kenya continues to benefit from these interactions, especially on matters of legislative reforms and best practices.Nguna revealed that the meetings centered on enhancing collaboration among Commonwealth nations, with discussions touching on youth empowerment, climate resilience, and democratic governance.
He affirmed that Kenya’s delegation is committed to leveraging the shared knowledge to improve legislative outcomes back home.The Mwingi West MP also lauded Trinidad and Tobago for its warm hospitality and vibrant culture, noting that the country’s identity as the Land of the Hummingbird was evident in its rich heritage and welcoming spirit.
He described the summit environment as both inspiring and conducive to constructive dialogue.Nguna concluded by reaffirming Kenya’s active role within the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, saying the engagements will further solidify the country’s ties with global partners while enhancing its voice in international parliamentary affairs.
