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During the 2022 edition of Huawei's Sustainability Forum, the technology provider signed a global commitment to join the International Telecommunication Union's (ITU) Partner2Connect (P2C) digital alliance

African economies, like all emerging economies, require strong, fast, and dependable technology to help them grow faster, according to Fissal Oubida, Global Marketing Director & GM, Middle East & Africa at Lexar.

The program will educate B2B IT traders on how to use the TEXUB B2B marketplace platform to expand their reach and business globally by gaining access to it locally.

Undoubtedly, technology is revolutionizing the world and impacting every sector, from business to education. In Central Africa, where many young people are unemployed or underemployed, acquiring basic tech skills can make a big difference. 

The report by Mastercard has shown that smartphone usage will continue to play a big role in the adoption of fintech, especially in Nigeria and other Sub-Saharan African countries.

Huawei, one of the largest ICT companies, also demonstrated its tech products and services as a diamond sponsor with a significant presence in datacom, optical, IT, cloud, etc. at the largest tech exhibition in the region. The tech giant was once again at the forefront, with the theme "Unleash Digital."

HUAWEI CONNECT Dubai was held in the United Arab Emirates, with more than 3,000 industry stakeholders coming together to discuss the theme of "Innovative Infrastructure to Unleash Digital".

GITEX GLOBAL is embarking on a new journey into Africa, leveraging a 42-year legacy of connecting tech titans, governments, start-ups, investors and global innovation hubs, to accelerate, collaborate, and explore new ventures in the world’s rising tech continent. 

Ruijie and Reyee provide a comprehensive range of wired/wireless LAN SMB and Enterprise solutions to international vertical markets such as hospitality, retail, education, transportation, finance, government ISPs, and so on.

The global digital economy is in high gear, anticipating the return of the world's largest, most inclusive tech and start-up event, which will open next month in Dubai with unprecedented record capacity, fueling the installation of three additional sold-out halls at the Dubai World Trade Centre.