The GSMA Mobile World Congress (MWC), Africa’s largest connectivity event, is set to return to Rwanda from October 29-31. This event will bring together key innovators, political leaders, and industry experts from across the continent, united by a shared goal of driving the digital economy and advancing socioeconomic development in Africa.
MWC Kigali will focus on four central themes: Connected Continent, The AI Future, Fintech, and Africa’s Digital DNA. These themes will be explored through keynotes and panel discussions led by influential business leaders and industry experts, offering valuable insights into the future of digital transformation in Africa.
For the first time ever in Africa, the GSMA Ministerial Programme will be held during MWC Kigali. This significant event will convene top telecommunications professionals and policymakers to discuss regulatory issues crucial to the region, marking a major step in Africa’s commitment to advancing its digital agenda.
The concurrent hosting of the Africa Health Tech Summit and the Future of Education and Work in Africa during MWC Kigali will provide additional opportunities for in-depth discussions. These sessions will highlight the role of connectivity in transforming both the health and education sectors, offering practical solutions for improving lives across the continent.
Key partners supporting the event include Africa CDC, Africa Union (AU), Huawei, inABLE, MTN, the Rwandan government, Smart Africa, and ZTE. Their involvement underscores the importance of cross-sector collaboration in addressing Africa’s digital and connectivity challenges.
MWC Kigali promises to be a groundbreaking event, offering a platform for stakeholders to exchange ideas, forge partnerships, and develop strategies for a connected future. The event is a testament to the growing influence of Africa in shaping the global digital landscape.
MWCKigali #DigitalTransformation #Connectivity #GSMA #AfricaTech #Telecommunications #HealthTech #EducationTech #SmartAfrica #AI
