MTN Ghana has officially launched DigiFest 2026 alongside a three-day Tech Fair, bringing together innovators, entrepreneurs and technology enthusiasts to showcase ideas, technologies and solutions shaping Ghana’s growing digital ecosystem.
The launch brought together MTN Ghana CEO Stephen Blewett and Samuel Nartey George, Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, highlighting the collaboration between the telecommunications company and government in advancing Ghana’s digital transformation agenda.
DigiFest 2026 provides a platform for participants across areas including artificial intelligence, fintech and enterprise innovation to explore emerging technologies, exchange ideas and develop concepts into practical solutions.
The event reflects MTN Ghana’s continued efforts to support innovation, collaboration and technology-driven entrepreneurship as Ghana expands its digital economy.
Running alongside DigiFest, the three-day Tech Fair gives innovators and technology stakeholders an opportunity to connect, demonstrate their solutions and engage with others across the country’s technology ecosystem.
The initiative is expected to create a space for knowledge sharing, collaboration and exposure to emerging technologies while highlighting solutions that could contribute to Ghana’s digital future.
As Ghana continues its digital transformation, platforms such as DigiFest 2026 are providing opportunities for innovators and technology communities to contribute ideas and solutions to the country’s evolving digital economy.
