At our Permanent Mission to the United Nations and other International Organizations in Geneva, I had a productive engagement with our Team, listening to their insights and discussing our priorities in multilateral diplomacy. I commended them for their professionalism, dedication, and tireless efforts in advancing Kenya’s foreign policy objectives and championing our national interests on the global stage. Their work continues to strengthen Kenya’s voice and influence in international affairs. @ForeignOfficeKE

Kenya-Norway state visit outcomes. @ForeignOfficeKE

Kenya-Finland partnership. @ForeignOfficeKE

Kenya-Belgium relations.

H.E. Amb. Dr. Fancy Too @FancyToo7 participated in an event organized by the Permanent Mission of Portugal in Geneva titled, “Life Below Water – SDG 14: Challenges Faced by Coastal Countries and Small Island Developing States”. The Permanent Representative was a discussant in a panel discussion where her intervention highlighted Kenya’s ongoing efforts in advancing a sustainable blue economy and how Kenya’s approaches can be leveraged by other countries, specifically coastal countries and Small Island Developing States, in order to strengthen resilience, safeguard marine ecosystems and support sustainable development pathways. Amb. Too also took the opportunity to highlight Kenya’s longstanding engagement in key global initiatives on the blue economy and invited participants to attend the 11th edition of the Our Ocean Conference (OOC11) to be held from 16th to 18th June 2026 in Mombasa and Kilifi Counties in Kenya under the theme, Our Ocean, Our Heritage, Our Future.

Opening ceremony #Globesc2026 Prague, Czech Republic presided by President Petr Pavel. Deeply illuminating conversation on the state of multilateralism and drivers of fragmentation. Grateful to @KAS_Kenya for inviting me and representatives of Kenya’s Foreign Relations and Defence Committee of the National Assembly to this important platform. @ForeignOfficeKE

We are at a critical inflection point. The fast-changing dynamics of our world demand that we actively redefine and restructure multilateralism to make it fit for the future. Honored to share the stage with Alexander Schallenberg(former Foreign Minister of Austria), Ivan Marques(Secretary for Multidimensional Security;Organization of American States), and Mario Lubetkin(Foreign Minister of Uruguay) at the #Globsec2026 in Prague. Together, we dove into the complex but necessary conversation on the search for a new, resilient global order. The conversation doesn't stop here. The work to re-imagine and possibly build a more responsive, agile, inclusive, 21st century, global governance architecture continues. @ForeignOfficeKE

From holding a bilateral meeting with the Qatari delegation and paying a courtesy call on Kenya’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office at Geneva, @FancyToo7, as part of high-level diplomatic outreach. @KenyaMissionUNG

3/3 Her Excellency also highlighted the Country’s commitment to advancing inclusive digital transformation and strengthening partnerships within the tech industry. @FancyToo7 @CA_Kenya

2/3 with Member States in the ICT sector. In her remarks, Amb. Fancy Too reaffirmed Kenya’s longstanding contribution to global ICT governance since joining the ITU Council in 1982.

1/3 Today, on the sidelines of the ITU Council Session, Kenya hosted a reception in Geneva as part of the campaign to enhance the Country's visibility toward its bid for re-election to the ITU Council and strengthen bilateral engagements and collaborations

A new chapter in telling Kenya’s story to the world. Magical Kenya – Come Experience the Wonder. Our latest cinematic brand film, “The Origin of Wonder,” invites the world to see Kenya not just as a destination, but as a place of connection where nature, culture, rhythm, and humanity come together in a profound and timeless way. This film is not simply about showcasing attractions. It is a sensory journey that captures the spirit of our nation, the landscapes that inspire awe, the cultures that carry our heritage, and the rhythms that define who we are. Kenya is more than a place you visit. It is a place you feel. A place that reminds us of something ancient within ourselves. Our Origin. As Magical Kenya we welcome the world to rediscover wonder. Wonder in our wildlife, our people, our cultures, and our breathtaking beautiful landscapes. Karibu Kenya. Come experience the wonder. #MagicalKenya #OriginOfWonder #ComeExperienceTheWonder #BrandKenya

3/3 reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to deepening multilateral cooperation and positioning Kenya at the forefront of Africa’s intellectual property and innovation agenda.

2/3 innovation, sports, and dispute resolution. Today, Amb. Njambi Kinyungu, DDG for Multilateral Affairs, paid a courtesy call on Ms. Loretta Asiendu, Director for Africa at WIPO, alongside Dr. Fancy Too, Kenya Ambassador/Permanent Representative in Geneva,

1/3 Kenya remains steadfast in harnessing innovation as a driver of socio-economic transformation. Following the June 2025 visit of the Director-General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), we are advancing strategic partnerships in youth enterprise, digital

Pleased to meet with @FancyToo7 Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kenya and have fruitful discussions. Both China and Kenya firmly support multilateralism and safeguard the common interests of developing countries, and jointly contribute to developing a community with a shared future for humanity.

1/3 Kenya’s delegation to the Conference on Disarmament (CD) 2026 High-Level Segment was led by Amb. Njambi Kinyungu, Deputy Director General for Multilateral Affairs.

2/3 Kenya reaffirmed the CD as the UN’s sole disarmament negotiating forum, calling for legally binding nuclear disarmament, strengthened security assurances, prevention of an arms race in outer space, inclusive multilateralism, and responsible governance of emerging technologies

3/3 Echoing UN Secretary-General António Guterres, Kenya stressed that disarmament remains essential to preventing conflict and advancing collective global security.

1/2Kenya’s delegation to the #HRC61 was led by Amb. Njambi Kinyungu, DDG, Multilateral Affairs. The session is expected to address critical human rights challenges, including conflicts, climate impacts, inequalities, and threats to civic space.