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Angola held ANGOTIC 23 focussed on ICT

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Angola’s largest international technology forum, ANGOTIC 2023, took place on 12-14 June    after a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic

Angola’s largest international technology forum, ANGOTIC 2023, took place on 12-14 June after a two-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The event promoted debate around current, global, and future issues in information and communication technologies between government entities, and showcased innovations, as well as new trends in the sector.

The Angolan government organised the ANGOTIC 2023 conference, an International Forum of Information and Communication Technologies of Angola, in collaboration with the Ministry of Telecommunications, Information Technologies, and Social Communication.

The conference was attended by top-level government officials João Lourenço, the President of Angola, Maria Oliveria, the Minister of Telecommunications, Information Technologies, and Social Communications, along with the Secretary of State for Telecommunications and Information Technologies of Angola, Zimbabwe, and the Governor of Luanda. In addition, there were Ministers, including the Ministers of Science and Technology from Zambia and the Deputy Minister of Namibia.

This three-day event served as a platform for discussing and addressing the pressing global and future challenges related to Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). The conference aimed to foster knowledge exchange, facilitate networking among government entities, exhibitors, and experts, and showcase the latest innovations and trends in the ICT sector.

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Additionally, the conference offered diverse sessions to ensure a comprehensive and immersive experience for all participants. The programme included two panel sessions, 33 parallel sessions, a high-level luncheon conference, three master classes, exhibitions, and a specialised course dedicated to Angolan universities. Notably, during the conference, a course focused on designing, constructing, and launching small satellites was explicitly conducted for Angolan universities to enhance their expertise in this field.