Kenya's President William Ruto has urged the Ministry of Education to start recognizing young scientists as part of efforts to boost the economy after the Vision 2030 plan. The initiative aims to harness creative talent to drive innovation and economic growth. Ruto emphasized the importance of nurturing scientific talent from an early age. The Ministry of Education is now tasked with developing policies to support and acknowledge young scientists. This move comes as Kenya seeks to strengthen its position in regional and global scientific communities. The Vision 2030 strategy focuses on transforming Kenya into a developed country by 2030. Recognizing young scientists is seen as a key step in achieving this goal. The government hopes to create an environment that encourages research and technological advancement. This decision reflects a broader push to integrate education with economic development.