A Smart Africa Alliance is a platform that accelerates socioeconomic and sustainable development, through the use of information and communication technologies, ensuring better access to broadband services, and ultimately aims to transform the African continent into a single digital market.
The platform accelerates socioeconomic development with the use of information and communication technologies, ensuring better access to broadband services. This week, Angola just joined the rectification made via the National Assembly.
Parliament's approval of Angola's accession agreement to the Smart Africa Alliance manifesto will allow it to obtain support for the implementation of information and communication technology development programs, as well as the mobilization of financial resources from partners and the sector. private.
CURRENTLY there are around 30 African countries on the platform.
The digitalization of the economies of African countries, supported by a platform that connects them to each other, initially requires significant investments in infrastructure and technology, but in the medium and long term it can bring enormous gains to those within this unique digital market.
One of the organization's active programs is the “One Africa” network project, which aims to make cross-border communications safe, accessible and of good quality, supporting millions of Africans while maintaining continuous traffic in Africa. The plan also aims to demonstrate that clear and harmonious regulation in different African regional areas will benefit end users and companies in general.
What partners are part of the platform?
On the platform of Smart Africa Alliance, we can find it from Google, Microsoft, Meta, Orange, Intel, Ericsson, AWS, HPE. The list includes a range of companies and partners that have helped several African countries achieve their goals by joining the platform.
