Division of Conference Services.

United Nations Office At Nairobi
Division of Conference Services.

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Delegates Lounge

The Delegates Lounge is primarily designed to host dignitaries, the sitting can be easily restructured. It also has catering facilities in it.

Conference Room 1

Total Seating Capacity: 436
Total Desk Seats: 109
Interpretation Available: 8 Languages
Podium Seats Available: 9
Gallery Seating Available: 100

Conference Room 2

Total seating Capacity: 528
Total Desk Seats: 138
Interpratation Available: 8 languages
Podium Seats Available: 9
Gallery Seating Available: 100
Conference Room 2

Conference Room 3

Total Seating Capacity: 146
Total Desk Seats: 47
Interpratation Available: 4 Languages Conference Room 3

Conference Room 4

Total Seating Capacity: 146
Total Desk Seats: 47
Interpratation Available: 4 Languages Conference Room 4

Division of Conference Services.

Welcome to Kenya and to the Division of Conference Services (DCS) of the United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON). DCS is also part of the Department of General Assembly and Conference Management (DGACM) at United Nations Headquarters in New York. Since its inception in 1996, DCS has been providing conference and meeting facilities within Nairobi and also servicing meetings abroad. With 14 Conference Rooms of international standard, supported by dedicated personnel, sophisticated Conference Equipment and other facilities, DCS is geared towards catering to the needs of every kind of client and providing services for a broad range of conference events.
In addition to providing conference facilities, DCS offers a wide array of other Conference Services These include publishing services, editing, translation, and interpretation.The conference rooms are equipped to cater for extra services, such as projection and voting. In addition to providing conference rooms, DCS also, upon request, accommodates Exhibitions.The conference facilities have recently been extensively renovated. New interpretation equipment was installed, furniture refurbished, closed-caption television cameras put in place, screens modernized and projectors made available.