
The Africa International Agricultural Expo takes place October 23-25, 2026 at KICC in Nairobi, Kenya. The event serves as a catalyst for lasting business and agricultural growth.
"Gathering Global Agricultural Technologies and Innovations to Advance Modernization of African Agriculture"
Promote Trade and Market Access
Create opportunities for producers, agribusinesses, exporters, and service providers to access new markets and establish business linkages.
Facilitate Investment and Partnerships
Attract investors, development partners, financiers, and strategic collaborators across the agricultural value chain.
Showcase Innovation and Technology
Demonstrate modern technologies, mechanization solutions, digital tools, and climate-smart agricultural practices.
Strengthen Knowledge Exchange
Facilitate conferences, workshops, and technical forums for sharing best practices, policy insights, and emerging trends.
Position Kenya as a Gateway to Africa
Leverage Kenya's strategic location and infrastructure to connect global players with agricultural opportunities in the region.
Agri Africa creates meaningful connections between visitors, exhibitors, buyers, innovators, and institutions, then helps nurture them toward value-creating outcomes.
Dates: October 23-25, 2026
Location: KICC, Nairobi, Kenya
Expected Participants: 5,000+ visitors, 200+ exhibitors from 10+ countries
Focus: Agricultural technologies, innovations, modernization, trade, investment
Format: Expo with conferences, workshops, technical forums
Visit the event website for exhibitor information, visitor registration, floor plan, program details, and support unit information.
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