NAIROBI, KENYA – The event was more than a commemoration—it served as a bridge between nations and a reflection of how institutions like Obuda University are fostering partnerships that go beyond borders. With education and cultural exchange at its core, the evening reinforced Hungary’s commitment to meaningful international cooperation.
Hosted by the Hungarian Embassy in Kenya the event at Radisson Blu Arboretum marked two key milestones: the remembrance of the 1848 Hungarian Revolution and the launch of Essence of Hungary 2025.
The 1848 Revolution stands as a powerful symbol of Hungary’s fight for freedom and democracy. Honoring it in Nairobi highlighted the growing ties between Hungary and Kenya through culture, education, and diplomacy.
As a key sponsor, Obuda University played a central role in shaping the evening’s message and impact. Through its international engagement and educational initiatives, the university is actively strengthening Hungary’s global presence—particularly in Africa.
H.E. Ambassador Zsolt Mészáros welcomed guests from the Hungarian-Kenyan community, government, and diplomatic circles, fostering dialogue on shared values and cooperation. Culinary creations by renowned Chef Márk Medgyesi offered an authentic taste of Hungary, creating a memorable cultural experience.
The evening celebrated a shared spirit of resilience and connection—honoring the past while opening doors for future collaboration between Hungary and Kenya.
