MTN Ghana affirms commitment to connect and drive digital inclusion in Ghana

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Stephen Blewett- CEO- MTN GHANA

In honor of World Telecommunication Day, MTN Ghana, the largest telecommunications company in Africa, has declared its dedication to fostering digital inclusiveness, facilitating progress, and fostering human connections throughout Ghana.

The telecom behemoth feels that this year’s topic, “Digital Innovation for Sustainable Development,” is in line with their ambitious goal for 2025, which aims to spearhead digital solutions for Ghana’s and Africa’s advancement with an emphasis on the environment, society, and government. It illustrates that if long-term sustainable socioeconomic growth and prosperity are to be attained in Africa, then technology, innovation, and environmental and societal issues are realities that cannot be disregarded.

Additionally, it emphasises how crucial it is for the telecoms sector to leverage and harness digital innovation in order to address global concerns, offer cutting-edge products and services, promote socioeconomic empowerment, and increase digital and financial inclusion.

The organization asserts that it has been a major force behind digital innovation in Ghana and Africa over the past 30 years on multiple fronts. It believes that their contributions have been far-reaching and priceless, having improved access to healthcare and education, boosted economic growth through digital skills and other support programs, innovated in the fintech and digital economy sectors, fostered strategic collaborations, and invested in infrastructure, among other things.

MTN Ghana claims that as an African-based firm, they have led the way with cutting-edge technologies, strengthened communities via collaborative social initiatives, and cleared the path for a more promising digital future with significant infrastructure expenditures.

MTN Ghana claims that as an African-based firm, they have led the way with cutting-edge technologies, strengthened communities via collaborative social initiatives, and cleared the path for a more promising digital future with significant infrastructure expenditures.

At the recent 3i Africa Summit, MTN Ghana’s CEO, Stephen Blewett, declared that “Africa’s fintech ecosystem is the engine that will drive its digital revolution and economic development in the coming years.” Financial inclusion, innovation and entrepreneurship, job creation, cross-border transactions and payments, digital identity and security, agriculture and rural development, government services, investment, and funding, as well as digital and financial literacy are just a few of the ways that fintech can boost local economies and advance the continent.

Additionally, he thinks that these hubs will serve as a platform for guiding and developing the upcoming generation of African business owners by offering them the tools, setting, and instruction they need to succeed in the digital sphere.

Mr. Blewette urges the telecom companies in Africa to restate their dedication to utilising digital innovation for the purpose of sustainable development. Together, we can shape Africa’s progress by embracing technology as a force for good and utilising its revolutionary potential.

He continued by saying that it is crucial to create a future in which every Ghanaian may prosper in the digital era and to uphold the notion that “everyone deserves the benefit of a modern connected life” as the globe celebrates the strength of connectivity, the promise of technology, and the unity of purpose.

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