Between 2019 and 2020 alone, Kenya added 1300 km of motorable roads taking the total length of bitumen roads to 22600 km.
Railways increasing the value of goods and services provided by enterprises by a whopping 172.81%.under Vision 2030.
Approximately 90% of Kenya's International Trade is seaborne whose value amounts to more than US$ 3 billion annually. The new $2 billion international airport is expected to be built on a PPP.
Welcome to International Smart Infra Expo
We are thrilled to announce the upcoming Africa Infrastructure, Rail, and Road Expo, set to take place in the vibrant heart of East Africa - Nairobi, Kenya. This landmark event brings together industry leaders, innovators, and decision-makers from across the globe to showcase the latest advancements in infrastructure, rail, and road technologies. As we stand on the cusp of a new era in global infrastructure development, this tradeshow serves as a crucial platform for collaboration, innovation, and progress.
Learn MoreThese sectors form the backbone of economic development, social progress, and regional integration.
By bringing these sectors together, we create a platform for integrated solutions that can transform transportation networks and drive sustainable economic growth across the continent.
Kenya, with its rapidly growing economy and strategic location, provides the perfect backdrop for this transformative event.
The World Bank, Kenya's GDP growth rebounded to 7.5% in 2021, demonstrating its resilience and potential for further development. This impressive growth trajectory, coupled with the country's commitment to infrastructure development, makes Kenya an exemplary host for our global gathering.
Positioned as the gateway to East Africa, Kenya has embarked on an ambitious journey of infrastructure development that aligns perfectly with the themes of our trade show. The country's Vision 2030 development plan emphasises infrastructure as a key pillar for economic growth.
Africa is poised to become a global economic powerhouse
● The African Development Bank projecting that the continent's GDP could reach $29 trillion by 2050. As one of Africa's fastest-growing economies, it serves as an ideal gateway to this burgeoning market.
● The potential for infrastructure development across Africa is immense. The African Development Bank estimates that the continent's infrastructure needs amount to $130-$170 billion per year, with a financing gap of $68-$108 billion.
This represents a significant opportunity for investors, construction firms, and technology providers. Kenya, with its stable political environment, robust economic growth, and commitment to infrastructure development, offers a prime location to tap into this potential.
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