Bomas International Convention Complex Nears Completion Ahead of April 2026 Deadline
The project currently employs up to 3,000 workers daily as contractors accelerate delivery timelines
By : Mweru Mbugua
Construction of the Bomas International Convention Complex is progressing steadily, with works ongoing day and night to meet the April 2026 completion target
The project currently employs up to 3,000 workers daily as contractors accelerate delivery timelines
Designed to meet modern global conference standards, the state-of-the-art facility is expected to significantly enhance Kenya’s capacity to host major international events, positioning the country as Africa’s premier conference destination
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In a strong vote of confidence, the complex has already been booked to host the France–Africa Summit scheduled for 12 May 2026, despite construction still underway
The early booking underscores Kenya’s commitment to delivering world-class infrastructure as part of its broader push towards first-world status
