By Chinenye Anuforo West Africa is poised for a digital revolution, as the West Africa Telecommunications Regulators Assembly (WATRA) has outlined a roadmap for 5G deployment and digital transformation. At a recent meeting in Banjul, The Gambia, WATRA member states, industry experts, and international organizations gathered to discuss strategies for accelerating the region’s digital future. The inaugural meeting, aligned with WATRA’s 2024 Program of Activities, brought together representatives from eight member states, including Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria, and Senegal. Key industry players, such as the GSM Association (GSMA), International Telecommunications Union (ITU), and LiviaSoft Technologies, also participated. The gathering focused on strengthening collaborative efforts and deepening initiatives to drive digital transformation across the region. During the opening ceremony, The Gambia’s Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Ousman Bah, stressed the importance of robust telecommunications infrastructure in an increasingly interconnected world. Dr. Njogou Bah, Director General of PURA, welcomed attendees, emphasizing the need for cooperation to unlock West Africa’s digital potential. He urged participants to use the opportunity to drive meaningful change in telecommunications across the region. Related News New NIA Chairman faces high expectations as experts demand bold reforms Leadway donates N117m to Borno flood victims Q3: Linkage Assurance […]
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