Ghana and Malawi have agreed to strengthen cooperation in digital technology development following high-level discussions held during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Officials from both countries met on the sidelines of the global technology conference to explore ways of expanding collaboration in digital infrastructure, innovation and information technology.
The talks involved Ghana’s Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations and Malawi’s Minister of Information and Communications Technology. Both leaders discussed strategies for sharing technical expertise and accelerating digital transformation in their respective countries.
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As part of the agreement, Ghana and Malawi plan to exchange knowledge on areas such as digital governance, telecommunications infrastructure and technology innovation.
Malawi is particularly interested in learning from Ghana’s experience in digitalisation and the development of technology driven services that have expanded access to government programs and financial systems.
The partnership also reflects growing cooperation among African countries as they seek to build stronger digital economies and reduce dependence on foreign technology systems.
Mobile World Congress is one of the largest global gatherings of technology leaders, government officials and companies, making it a key platform for countries seeking partnerships in digital development.
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