African Telecommunications Union (ATU) holds 25th Administrative Council session in Kinshasa

The African Telecommunications Union (ATU) has kicked off its 25th Administrative Council session in Kinshasa, with Her Excellency Prime Minister Judith Suminwa Tuluka officiating the inauguration ceremony. The event brought together key stakeholders in the telecommunications industry, with ATU Secretary General John Omo in attendance.

In her remarks, Prime Minister Tuluka stressed the importance of regional integration and partnerships in building a digitally inclusive Africa. She emphasized the need for collaboration to drive the continent's digital transformation and promote economic growth.

The ATU Administrative Council is responsible for directing, controlling, and coordinating the financial, technical, administrative, and other activities of the Union. Over the next few days, the Council will deliberate on key issues shaping the telecommunications landscape in Africa, including digital infrastructure development, spectrum management, and cybersecurity.

The session provides a platform for member states to share experiences, best practices, and ideas on how to harness telecommunications to achieve the continent's development goals. The outcomes of the meeting are expected to shape the direction of the telecommunications sector in Africa, promoting innovation, investment, and growth.

The ATU plays a vital role in promoting the development of the telecommunications sector in Africa, and this session is a significant step towards achieving the Union's goals. The event demonstrates the commitment of African governments and stakeholders to working together to build a digitally inclusive and connected Africa.

By:  Nana Appiah Acquaye