Kenya is pushing for an ambitious, science-based and adequately financed global treaty to end plastic pollution. Speaking at negotiations in Bangkok, Kenya urged countries to bridge outstanding differences and agrees on a legally binding instrument covering plastic pollution across its full life cycle. Nairobi also wants the treaty secretariat hosted at UNEP headquarters, alongside predictable financing and technical support for implementation.
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September 27, 2026
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