African Youth Call for Tech Sovereignty at GITEX Global
African youth entrepreneurs are making a bold impression at the 45th edition of GITEX Global, calling on their governments to increase investment in technology and innovation ecosystems.
At the event, young African innovators are connecting with global industry leaders, investors, and partners, showcasing their innovations and ideas.
- African participants expressed joy over the event, highlighting its significance as a platform for collaboration and growth.
- Entrepreneurs like Blessing Aniefiok, Co-founder of Dynalimb, are pioneering innovative solutions, such as affordable 3D-printed prosthetic limbs.
Dynalimb’s mission is to make prosthetic limbs more accessible to people in developing countries.
Autor's resume: African youth showcase innovations at GITEX Global.
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