By joining this network, CIC joins other global leaders in actively contributing to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Speaking during the official signing ceremony, CIC Group Chief Executive Officer Patrick Nyaga said that CIC would leverage its subscription in reviewing its operations in Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan, and Malawi to address pressing global challenges and work towards a more sustainable and inclusive future.

“Sustainability is central to CIC’s efforts in building a more confident future for all our stakeholders. By joining the UN Global Compact, we are committing to prioritising and safeguarding human rights, labour standards, environmental protection, and anti-corruption efforts in our business practices. This will serve as a global platform to showcase our sustainability ambitions to our stakeholders, including local and international clients and investors,” said Nyaga.

On her part, UN Global Compact Network Kenya Executive Director Judy Njino lauded the initiative saying:

“We are delighted to officially welcome CIC into the UN Global Compact. By joining the United Nations Global Compact, CIC demonstrates its steadfast commitment to embedding sustainability into its core business practices and decision-making processes.”