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Skills without Borders — Accelerating Integration through Skills and Labour Mobility in East Africa.

In collaboration withState Department for Youth Affairs and Creative EconomyRepublic of KenyaEAES26 is proud to work hand in hand with the State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy to open doors for young East Africans, linking their skills, talent and creativity to jobs and opportunities across the region.
EAES26 champions Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET), innovation and partnerships that equip youth with practical, digital, entrepreneurial and transferable skills for the future of work.
Bringing together government, academia, industry and development partners to advance youth employability and skills mobility across the region.
Read our storyNairobi anchors a growing network of skills mobility across the region.
Deepening collaboration and harnessing inter-sectoral efforts to foster skills mobility and catalyse youth employment.The EAES26 commitment
Organised by the Corporate Career Academy in partnership with the East African Business Council.
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Join policymakers, educators, employers and development partners at KICC.

Meet employers, showcase your ideas and learn what the future of work demands.

Showcase products, programmes and opportunities to delegates from across East Africa.

Align your organisation with the region’s leading conversation on youth employability.

Bring your insight to plenaries, panel discussions and breakout sessions.

Apply for media accreditation to report on EAES26 and the Uongozi Career Awards.

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Official Opening with Government and Regional Leaders
Aligning Education, Skills and Labour Market Policies for a Competitive, Inclusive and Mobile East African Workforce
Strategic Investment, Development Partnerships and Policy Pathways for Skills, Employment and Regional Competitiveness
Evidence, Skills Gaps and Emerging Labour-Market Priorities
Professionalizing Career Guidance to Build a Future-Ready Workforce in East Africa.
Aligning Education, Professional Competencies and Industry Demands
Delegate Registration and Networking
Recap of Key Discussions and Insights from Day One.
Skills East African Youth Need to Thrive
Youth Entrepreneurship, Innovation Hubs and Enterprise-Led Job Creation
Expanding Access to Skills and Decent Work for Persons Living with Disability
Institutional Capacity, Labour-Market Intelligence and Industry Linkages for a Future-Ready Workforce
Preparing East Africa's Workforce for the Green Economy
Consolidating Stakeholder Commitments, Strengthening Regional Collaboration and Defining Pathways for Implementation
All times East Africa Time (EAT). Programme subject to change.
Full Programme
Principal Secretary, State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy

Cabinet Secretary -Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports

Cabinet Secretary - Ministry of Public Service, Human Capital Development and Special Programmes

Vice-Chancellor, Daystar University

Principal Secretary, State Department for Labour and Skills Development

Principal Secretary State, Department for Public Service & Human Capital Development

National Project Manager, National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA)

Dean of Students, University of Nairobi

Director, DLGI – Daystar University

News Anchor and Senior Journalist, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC)

Head, Marine & Terrestrial Ecosystem Section, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change – Somalia

Managing Partner, Regenesys Business School – Kenya

CEO, Smart Girl Network

Mathematics Educator | Founder, Ann’s Maths Club | EdTech Trainer | Digital Skills & AI Coach | Corporate MC

Founder & Social Entrepreneur | Menstrual Hygiene & Education Advocate

Founder and CEO, Intellique Solutions Ltd | Creator of the FPO Method™ and the Management Gap™

10-Year-Old Aviation Prodigy & Kenyan Aviation Child Ambassador

Psychologist & Career Development Expert

Coordinator, Executive Short Courses, Daystar University

Student Placement & International Relations Officer, Daystar University

Award-Winning Father-Son Singers
Celebrating outstanding individuals, institutions and organisations shaping career development, employability and skills advancement across East Africa.
Voting openStudent, Mentor, Influencer & University awards · KES 10 per vote · closes 4 Nov



Kenya’s leading broadcasters and newspapers are covering the summit’s push to close skills gaps and open cross-border jobs for young people.
On air CH 1 How EAES26 sets out to remove the barriers that keep young East Africans from working across borders.
Read on KBC DigitalSkills recognition and labour mobility take centre stage ahead of the 11–12 November summit.
Read on The StandardWhy the step from classroom to first job is still so hard, and the practical skills employers look for.
Read on People DailyGovernments, employers and training institutions are urged to work together on youth employability.
Read on Citizen DigitalOrganisers on matching skills to jobs and recognising qualifications across national borders.
Read on The StarSpeaker announcements, programme updates and insights — straight to your inbox.
11th–12th November 2026 at KICC (Kenyatta International Convention Centre), Nairobi, Kenya.
Visit the Register page, choose your category and complete the short form. Our team follows up separately regarding payment.
Student Delegates (USD 50), EAC Delegate (USD 100) and Non-EAC Delegate (USD 150). Exhibition booths start from KES 80,000.
EAES26 is convened by the Corporate Career Academy (CCA) in partnership with the East African Business Council (EABC).
Nominations for 2026 closed on 17 October — thank you! Public voting opens on 28 October 2026.
Delegates, speakers, volunteers and CCA staff can make a personalised card in seconds, then download it and share it on WhatsApp, LinkedIn and more. Every 2026 speaker already has a ready-made poster.
Be part of the movement shaping the future of work in East Africa — alongside policymakers, educators, employers, innovators and young professionals.
EAES26 brings together leaders across education, industry, policy and development to advance skills, employability and regional integration in East Africa.
The finalists are in! Public voting is open for the Student awards, Career Mentor, Career Influencer and Most Preferred Higher Learning Institution — every KES 10 is one vote, with no limit. Back your champions before voting closes on 4 November.