Organization of the Digital Exchange Day Tunisia - Congo
On September 13, 2023, at the Marriott Hotel in Tunis, geographical borders blurred during the Digital Exchange Day Tunisia – Congo. This event was co-organized by ADDINN Tunisia and DEFENSY Lab, two major players in the digital transformation and cybersecurity sectors, and beyond.
Under the auspices of the Congolese Minister of Posts, Telecommunications, and Digital Economy, Mr. Léon Juste IBOMBO, bearer of the Digital Transformation Acceleration Project in Congo (PATN), this event opened an exciting new chapter in Africa’s quest for a flourishing digital future.
The event began with a captivating presentation of PATN by Minister Léon Juste IBOMBO. He outlined the current state of digital transformation in Congo-Brazzaville and the ambitious goals of this project aimed at propelling the country into a digital era, specifically for public administration, education, health, etc
ADDINN and DEFENSY Lab then took the stage to share their expertise and successful projects in digitizing various sectors, including banking, insurance, transportation, and the public sector. The presentations of both companies illustrated their commitment to technological innovation and digital growth in Africa.
The historical operator Tunisia Telecom was also present, represented by Ms. Rim Belhassine Cherif, Ms. Salwa Gharbi, and Mr. Abdessattar Tajouri, showcasing exemplary digital transformation projects in Tunisia and Africa. From solutions for public administration to Success Stories from Tunisia Telecom, their presentation demonstrated how the entity actively contributes to the digital evolution of the region.
The Tunisian Post – represented by Mr. Oussama Rouatbi and Ms. Mouna Grami – highlighted its digital solutions, including Digital Payment, Mobile Payment, and the Digital Bank MyPoste, which facilitate the lives of Tunisian citizens and stimulate financial inclusion.
The National Agency for Computer Security (ANSI) complemented this panel by presenting its mission, vision, and services to ensure the security of information systems, electronic equipment, and software.
The day concluded with a lively debate, where participants explored various opportunities for synergy and collaboration between the two countries.
In summary, the Digital Exchange Day Tunisia – Congo was a landmark event that emphasized the importance of international cooperation to achieve digital transformation goals in Africa and Congo, reinforcing the commitment to a prosperous digital future for Africa.
