TAILG President Michael Yao signs the MOU with Jean-Luc Stalon (PhD), Resident Representative of UNDP Kenya.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and TAILG, a leading electric mobility company, officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in Kenya regarding the Green Mobility Centre of Excellence (GM-CoE). The two parties have established a strategic partnership to jointly implement flagship projects for green, low-carbon mobility. Through multidimensional collaboration—including technological innovation, ecosystem development, and industry incubation—they support the implementation of regional sustainable development goals.
The signing of this MOU establishes a comprehensive framework for long-term cooperation between the two parties. The parties have clearly identified the joint establishment, operation, and large-scale development of the GM-CoE as a key foundation for continuously driving the growth of Africa’s green and low-carbon mobility industry. TAILG will fully involved in project operations and governance, the establishment of an innovation system, the implementation of ecosystem projects, and international technical exchanges, creating a professional and sustainable platform for Africa’s green technology innovation ecosystem.
