A delegation from King Tiles visited the Kenya Institute of Interior Design (KENCID) to explore cooperation opportunities

Kenya Institute of Interior Design (KENCID) recently welcomed a delegation from King Tiles, an internationally renowned building materials company, and the two parties had in-depth discussions on future cooperation opportunities.

 As a company specializing in the production of high-quality ceramic tiles and flooring, King Tiles hopes to provide internship opportunities, technical training and employment opportunities for college students through cooperation with KENCID. One of the focuses of this visit is to explore how to integrate King Tiles' advanced technology and design concepts into KENCID's teaching system to cultivate more interior design talents with international vision and professional skills.

 During the visit, the two parties held a number of working meetings and exchange activities. King Tiles’ delegation visited KENCID’s teaching facilities and student works exhibitions, and had in-depth exchanges with teachers and students of the college. The two parties fully communicated and negotiated on the cooperation model, project implementation plan and future development direction.

 The dean of KENCID said that the cooperation with King Tiles will bring new opportunities and challenges to the college’s teaching and student development, and will also inject more international elements and innovative ideas into Kenya’s interior design industry. He expressed optimism about the prospects of future cooperation between the two parties and looked forward to making greater contributions to the development of interior design education and industry in Kenya through the joint efforts of both parties.

 The delegation of King Tiles stated that they are confident in their cooperation with KENCID and believe that both parties will achieve win-win results in future cooperation. They said that King Tiles will not only be a partner, but also hope to become a long-term strategic partner of KENCID to jointly promote the development and growth of Kenya's interior design industry.

 The two parties stated that they will continue to maintain close communication and cooperation, jointly formulate cooperation plans and project implementation plans, and inject new vitality and impetus into the development of interior design education and industry in Kenya. They believe that through the joint efforts of both parties, more innovation and development opportunities will be brought to Kenya’s interior design industry.