Today in Beijing, I witnessed the signing of a partnership that opens a real door for young creators across Kenya and Africa to a market of over a billion people, anchored on the MoU between Kenya and China. WAPI Group and Volcano Engine, ByteDance's cloud and AI arm (the company behind TikTok), will Base the creator platform Tazama here in Kenya, giving our young people the AI tools, localisation support and payment systems to earn from their talent and reach China and other global markets from home. This is also a genuine cultural exchange. Just as our creators gain access to global platforms, African stories, music and content will reach audiences in China, a digital market of over a billion people where Volcano Engine already holds close to a 50 percent share. It is a powerful engine for digital tourism too, showcasing Kenya's landscapes, heritage and culture to the world and drawing visitors to experience them firsthand. Kenya sits at the gateway to a continental market of some 1.5 billion people, and the partnership will also support African language content, starting with Kiswahili, so our stories and voices travel the world without losing who we are. The future of work for our youth is digital, and the Ministry will keep providing the enabling environment, partnerships and skills pathways to make sure the opportunity reaches as many young people as possible. To every young creator watching: the door is open. Walk through it.