DR. PHILEMON BURETI INSPECTS NANDI TEXTILE UNIT AHEAD OF TECHNICAL LAUNCH
Mosoriot, Chesumei Sub County – In a significant move to advance industrialization and trade in Nandi County, Dr. Philemon Bureti, the County Executive Committee (CEC) Member for Trade and Industrialization, visited the Nandi Textile Unit (NaTeX) in Mosoriot to oversee the test run of the facility’s machinery. The visit, was a critical step in the final preparations for the official technical launch of the plant, scheduled for next week.
The Nandi Textile Unit, one of Governor Stephen Sang’s flagship legacy projects, is a cornerstone of the county’s industrialization agenda. Designed to spur economic growth, create jobs, and empower local communities, the facility is equipped with modern textile machinery capable of producing high-quality fabrics and garments.
During his visit, Dr. Bureti meticulously observed the test run of the machines, assessing their performance, efficiency, and output quality. He was accompanied by a team of technical experts, engineers, and representatives from the contractors who installed the equipment. The inspection aimed to ensure that all systems were functioning optimally ahead of the official launch.
Speaking after the assessment, Dr. Bureti expressed his confidence in the project’s readiness. “Today’s test run is a testament to the hard work and dedication that has gone into making the Nandi Textile Unit a reality. The machines have performed exceptionally well, and we are fully prepared for the official launch next week,” he said.
He further highlighted the transformative impact of the project, noting its alignment with Governor Stephen Sang’s vision for Nandi County. “Governor Sang has always emphasized the importance of industrialization as a means to create jobs, reduce poverty, and improve the livelihoods of our people. The Nandi Textile Unit is a shining example of this vision coming to life. It will not only provide employment opportunities but also position Nandi as a leader in textile production within the region,” Dr. Bureti added.
The NaTeX project is expected to create over 500 direct and indirect jobs, with a focus on empowering women and youth. Additionally, the county government has partnered with local vocational training institutions within the county to offer specialized training programs in textile production, ensuring a skilled workforce for the facility.
Local leaders and residents have lauded the project, recognizing its potential to uplift the community. “This textile unit is a game-changer for Mosoriot and the entire Nandi County. It will provide much-needed employment and stimulate economic growth in our area,” said a local resident.
Governor Stephen Sang’s administration has prioritized industrialization as a key pillar of its development agenda, and the Nandi Textile Unit is a testament to this commitment. The facility is expected to attract investors, boost trade, and contribute significantly to the county’s revenue.
The official technical launch of the Nandi Textile Unit is set to take place next week, with Governor Sang, county officials, industry stakeholders, and development partners expected to attend. The event will mark the beginning of full-scale production and showcase the facility’s potential to transform the local economy.
As Nandi County prepares to unveil this landmark project, the Nandi Textile Unit stands as a symbol of progress, innovation, and the unwavering commitment of Governor Stephen Sang’s administration to improving the lives of its residents. With the successful test run and the upcoming launch, the future of textile manufacturing in Nandi County looks brighter than ever.