National Infrastructure Fund
Long-term domestic and international capital for commercially viable infrastructure and strategic projects.
Launching at Davos. Building beyond it.
Connecting Kenya’s priorities with global partners.
Kenya House is a joint initiative of the Government of Kenya’s State Department for Foreign Affairs and Africa House, connecting Kenya’s priorities with the people, expertise and capital that can help advance them.
Rooted in Kenya’s ambitions and connected to Africa House’s wider pan-African network, Kenya House gives the country’s priorities, leadership and opportunities a global stage — and a path beyond the event.
Bringing Kenya’s priorities into the conversations that shape opportunity.
Kenyan leadership, business and global partners came together at Africa House during UNGA week in New York in 2026, as part of Kenya Road to Davos.
Kenya House builds on this spirit of dialogue: bringing national leadership, business and global partners into purposeful conversation.
Africa House, New York, UNGA 2026 · Kenya Road to Davos.
Our developing focus spans the systems that enable growth and the capabilities that turn it into lasting value. We connect the right conversations to a clear purpose.
Understand the mandate before exploring the right partnership.
Long-term domestic and international capital for commercially viable infrastructure and strategic projects.
Housing finance and associated social and physical infrastructure.
Long-term wealth, governance and institutional cooperation.
Discover the projects, cooperation programmes and priority areas where your capability could contribute. Explore an initiative to find the right conversation. These profiles are not open investment offers.
Rehabilitation and modernisation cooperation for Nairobi’s commuter rail network.
Port and logistics cooperation connecting Kenya’s gateway infrastructure with trade and regional growth.
Housing finance, construction supply and delivery partnerships linked to national priorities and the Affordable Housing Fund.
Water-distribution performance and associated technical cooperation.
Announced wind expansion, with opportunities to explore relevant energy and delivery capabilities.
An AFD declaration of intent with KenGen focused on Masinga Dam.
Explore institutional and technical cooperation in civil nuclear energy.
A Kenya Airways–Rubis Energy Kenya memorandum of understanding for a sustainable aviation fuel refinery.
Climate and meteorological capabilities supporting resilience and informed decisions.
KenGen-related technical cooperation on dam safety and hydropower management.
Explore manufacturing, processing and partnerships that build domestic value.
An AFD declaration of intent involving French Treasury and EU cooperation on digital connectivity.
Explore partnerships in digital technology, innovation and the capabilities that enable them.
Explore cooperation around premium and speciality tea and its value chain.
Explore partnerships in fisheries and the sustainable development of the blue economy.
Agri-food systems cooperation connecting production, value chains and relevant capabilities.
Explore partnerships that advance Kenya’s health and life-sciences priorities.
AgroParisTech-related academic cooperation in agribusiness.
The University of Nairobi CARe energy industrial chair connects academic and industry expertise.
Explore education and skills partnerships connecting learning, capability and opportunity.
Explore trade and market-development partnerships aligned with Kenya’s priorities.
Explore partnerships across tourism, culture, sport and creative enterprise.
Tell us where your interests and capabilities align. Africa House will help explore the appropriate next conversation with the responsible institution.
Different priorities need different rooms. Our approach combines shared perspectives with focused engagement — so people leave with a clearer next step.
Understand a project or priority, the partner capability it needs and the next decision it could unlock.
Exchange expertise with relevant counterparts and work through a defined sector challenge or preparation gap.
Hear perspectives, share approved priorities and bring distinctive ideas or capabilities into the conversation.
Build relationships in a welcoming setting, with focused introductions explored where there is mutual relevance and availability.
Formats are shaped around each activation. Participation, individual meetings and programme roles are confirmed separately.
Kenya House launches at Davos as part of Africa House, 18–21 January 2027, Monday–Thursday. The launch programme will be shared closer to the event.
Express interest in Davos
Clarify the opportunity, relevant counterparts and the conversation that matters.

Davos, New York and other relevant platforms create opportunities to connect. Future activations will be announced as confirmed.

Maintain relationships, agree next steps and keep the focus on practical progress.
Africa House, New York, UNGA 2026 · Kenya Road to Davos.
Bring something to the table.
Leave with a clearer direction.
Explore sectors and opportunities that fit your mandate, operating experience or growth priorities.
Introduce a defined priority, the evidence behind it and the capability or partnership you need.
Discuss sponsorship, expertise, knowledge or cultural contributions aligned with the platform’s purpose.
Bring your priorities, capabilities and ambitions. Start a conversation about how you could partner with Kenya House.
Working alongside Kenya House to help connect priorities, people and possibility.
Discover this partner Investment advisory, market entry and project facilitation across Africa — for investors, businesses and project owners.
Investment advisory · Market entry · Project facilitation
Request an introductionAfrica House reviews the fit and, where there is mutual interest, helps connect you with the relevant decision-maker.
Kenya is the first government partner to develop this Country House model with Africa House — connecting national priorities with a year-round platform for global engagement.
If you represent a government, institution or organisation interested in a country platform, we would welcome a conversation about your priorities and the partnerships needed to take it forward.
Explore a Country House partnershipEach Country House is developed with the relevant government and authorised partners. An enquiry does not establish an official national mandate.
Kenya House is a joint initiative of the State Department for Foreign Affairs, within Kenya’s Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, and Africa House. It combines a focused national platform with Africa House’s wider pan-African network. This platform website is managed by Africa House and is distinct from the Ministry’s official government website.
No. Kenya House is being developed as a year-round platform, with Davos as a focused moment for convening and continued engagement beyond it.
The themes shown are areas of focus. Any specific project must be validated with its authorised owner and assessed against readiness, permissions and counterpart fit. Investors make their own screening and investment decisions.
Details will be confirmed with the programme. An expression of interest does not secure attendance, an individual meeting, official participation or World Economic Forum accreditation.
Dates, venue, formats and participants will be announced once confirmed. Select programme updates when expressing your interest.