Kenya has praised the United Nations General Assembly's decision to support a new approach to world maps that more accurately reflects the geographical size of Africa. The move, described by Kenya as more than symbolic, aims to correct long-standing misrepresentations of the continent's true proportions. Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing’Oei expressed support for the initiative, emphasizing its importance in reshaping global perceptions of Africa. The revised maps will show Africa as a larger landmass, challenging outdated cartographic standards that have historically minimized the continent's size. This change is expected to influence educational materials and public understanding of Africa's geographical significance. The decision reflects growing international recognition of Africa's role in global geopolitics and its demand for more accurate representation in global discourse.