MWC25 Kigali Opens with Calls for Policy Reforms to Accelerate Africa's Digital Transformation
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However, to unlock this opportunity, the GSMA spotlighted three urgent priorities for policymakers: handset affordability, inclusive artificial intelligence (AI) language models and energy resilience – calling for bold policy reforms and investment to make the next steps in Africa's digital transformation a reality.
Vivek Badrinath, Director General of the GSMA, said: "Africa's mobile sector is one of the most dynamic in the world, but we must tackle persistent barriers such as high device costs, energy availability issues and the lack of inclusive AI. By working together, governments, industry and development partners can make digital inclusion affordable, sustainable and meaningful for every African."
For the third consecutive year, His Excellency Paul Kagame, President of the Republic of Rwanda, formally opened MWC Kigali, which runs for three days and features a packed programme of sessions, summits, and speakers from international organisations and government.
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