The event concluded with a positive assessment presented by the fair's coordinator, Dionísio Inoque, who said it was not just an exhibition, but a true stage for creativity, collaboration and vision for the future.
He said that over the three days, the FITITEL 2025 received around six thousand visitors, including students, industry professionals, businesspeople and families, and the participation of 64 exhibitors, with 44 innovative projects from ITEL final year students, 10 companies from the technology sector, 10 startups and creative solutions for current challenges.
He added that the program also included five roundtables and three high-level lectures, which addressed topics such as digital transformation, health, artificial intelligence, electromedicine, cybersecurity, and entrepreneurship.
The event also included mini-courses, workshops, a maker space, a games arena, a children's area, a food court, and cultural and humorous moments, providing a rich, educational, and inclusive experience.
He also took the opportunity to officially launch the invitation for the 17th edition of FITITEL, to be held in September 2026, with the aim of continuing to promote young talent and technological advancement in Angola.
