Initiative seeks to equip local craftsmen with skills to match the needs of the market.
The move sets the stage for the execution of the controversial road toll policy.
The industry contributes about 5 per cent of the Kenyan economic output.
Turkish manufacturers are eager to partner with Kenyans to promote their products.
China Wu Yi is setting up a Sh3.8 billion construction materials factory in Nairobi.
The shift is mainly motivated by a sharp rise in house prices and rental income.
The deal will see the construction of one-bedroom house at a cost of Sh500,000.
The government is looking to raise close to Sh550bn to build 10,000 kilometres of roads.
Eurocodes will replace the British Standards that have guided local builders for half a century.
Land prices in the Kenyan capital have more than quadrupled over the last eight years.
Developers will be allowed to build up to 75 floors in high-density areas.
The much-awaited summit will take place on June 12-13, 2025.
All development applications will now require residents' approval.