- The decisions to be ratified by delegates revolve around the August 9 polls
- Party was founded by a group of professionals with backgrounds in the environment and development sectors.
The Green Thinking Action Party (GTAP) is set to hold its National Delegates Congress on Tuesday at the Bomas of Kenya, Nairobi.
Party leader and founder, Environmentalist Kalua Green, said all is set for the NDC that will be attended by more than 1,000 delegates from across the country.
"It will be a big day for us as a party. All is set and we are all excited about it,” Kalua Green said.
He said the NDC was convened to ratify key decisions ahead of the August election as succession politics takes shape in the country.
"This is a party that will transform the country's politics and this can be confirmed from the high number of applicants we are receiving to be aspirants on our party in the August election," he said
“This is a party for all. We welcome everybody on board and we do not discriminate."
Green added that his party’s main agenda is to bring change, human rights equality and freedom for all Kenyans.
It was founded on principles of sustainability and green principles as the foundation and “Green Thinking” as its primary philosophy.
"This is a party that aspires to realise a people-centred Government enabled by the transformative political leadership and aimed at empowering Kenyan households as primary drivers of National Development and Growth," Green said.
The Party was founded by a group of professionals with backgrounds in the environment and development sectors.
It strives to be an alternative political party showing Green Thinking across the board, particularly on matters of governance.