Kenya’s Data Protection Gains Global Recognition on Data Privacy Day 2025
Speaking on Data Privacy Day 2025, Alexander Fierley, Deputy Ambassador of the German Embassy in Kenya, praised Kenya’s advancements in regulatory frameworks and infrastructure.

Kenya’s leadership in data protection continues to gain international recognition, with the country’s progress in fostering trust and digital innovation. Speaking on Data Privacy Day 2025, Alexander Fierley, Deputy Ambassador of the German Embassy in Kenya, praised Kenya’s advancements in regulatory frameworks and infrastructure.
Kenya is a regional leader in data protection, fostering trust, driving innovation, and unlocking economic opportunities. From enhancing infrastructure and connectivity to building a culture of trust, Kenya is paving the way for digital transformation that uplifts every corner of the nation.
With strong frameworks, increasing awareness, and collaboration with global partners like Germany, Kenya is well-positioned to secure an adequacy decision granting full access to the lucrative European digital market. This milestone would create thousands of new jobs, attract foreign investment, and open unprecedented economic opportunities.
– Alexander Fierley, Deputy Ambassador, German Embassy in Kenya