Group 1 - The "融·荣" Sino-Kenyan Cultural and Creative Arts Joint Design Competition showcases the collaboration between African and Chinese youth in fashion design, highlighting bold colors and African cultural elements [1][2] - The competition has been successfully held for two editions and is part of the unique development of the Moy University Confucius Institute, which focuses on textile and fashion [2][3] - The Moy University Confucius Institute, established in 2015, aims to promote Sino-Kenyan and Sino-African exchanges in the textile and fashion sectors through various initiatives, including international forums and "Chinese +" courses [2][3] Group 2 - The first "Chinese + Fashion Design & Garment Making Training Class" was launched in collaboration with Rift Valley Vocational Training Institute, emphasizing practical skills aligned with local industry needs [3] - The training program has positively impacted students' career prospects, with graduates securing jobs in local Chinese enterprises and aiming for further skill enhancement [3]