The landmark decision was reached during the 242nd World Athletics Council meeting in Budapest, Hungary, where Nairobi emerged victorious ahead of compelling bids from Munich, Rome and London.
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Of the 120 participating Member Federations, Kenya emerged on top.
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As a young role model and a champion of the sport, the 21-year-old is committed to using his platform to encourage the next generation to embrace athletics for fun, fitness and personal growth.
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On a trip to Kenya early in March 2025, World Athletics President Sebastian Coe met with leaders to assess and discuss the progress being made in tackling gender-based violence and femicide.
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Tuwei, the Athletics Kenya (AK) President won position in the just concluded elections at the 54th World Athletics Congress in Budapest, Hungary.
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President William Ruto said the Government will go the extra mile in protecting the integrity of athletics.
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