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The two-day summit, scheduled for May 11–12, 2026, is expected to put African priorities at the center of global discussions, particularly in areas where Africa seeks stronger representation.
Mudavadi, who is also Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, cited Kenya’s bold steps in past elections, including the Supreme Court’s annulment of a presidential poll, as an example of global recognition for innovative democratic processes.
Mudavadi described human trafficking as a sophisticated challenge that continues to target Kenyans through false promises of well-paying jobs abroad. Victims are lured into forced labour, online scams, and other illegal activities in countries including Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Myanmar.
In a statement released Monday, the Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, said the Quad’s consultations reflect a shared commitment to dialogue and lasting peace in Sudan and the wider region.