On this same date, after the official ceremony, the team that met with DiMSUR was made up of the highest signatories from the City, representing the Uasin Gishu County Government, such as the Chairman of the Eldoret City Board, Mr. Julius Kitur and Eldoret City Manager, Mr. Tito Koiyet, who were accompanied by their directors, Mrs. Beatrice Menjo from the Housing department, Mr. Daniel Koech from the Urban Development department and Mrs. Faith Seroney from the Branding and Public Relations department.

The meeting found points of agreement between the institutions and immediately set out to define work goals that will allow DiMSUR to share its experiences, technical capabilities and partnerships with the Uasin Gishu County Government. This joint process should be able to develop a concrete strategy for prioritizing actions and projects to be carried out, to resolve the current and future concerns of the New City, which is the 5^th from Kenya.

This relationship that has just begun, took place at a time when the New City of Eldoret intends to increase the implementation of new homes for its inhabitants, expand its agricultural production capacity, improve its product flow capabilities through the implementation of a large railway line and position itself resiliently in the face of impacts arising from climate events. These were some of the premises raised by the presidential speech, addressed at the inauguration ceremony.

In its set of contacts and partnerships, DiMSUR can provide a range of diverse solutions that can be seen as a pool of advantages to be used by the County Government of Uasin Gishu, positioning the city of Eldoret, strategically, as a national reference, in some areas responsible to contribute to the country’s development, summing up to the sports achievements, which is currently seen as one of the city references, worldwide.