President John Dramani Mahama has pledged government’s continued commitment to partnerships that will advance Ghana’s digital transformation agenda, following a courtesy call at Jubilee House by a delegation from Huawei Ghana, led by the company’s Country Director and accompanied by the Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George.
The discussions focused on expanding collaboration in cloud computing, connectivity, rural telephony, and digital skills development. Other priority areas included digital sovereignty and the rollout of critical ICT infrastructure to support national development.
President Mahama praised Huawei for its long-standing contribution to Ghana’s ICT sector, reaffirming his administration’s determination to harness technology to create inclusive opportunities, enhance national security systems, and accelerate economic growth.
Sam George stressed the importance of aligning private sector innovation with government’s policy priorities, highlighting Huawei’s role in Ghana’s digital acceleration drive through infrastructure investment and technological expertise.
Huawei’s Country Director expressed appreciation to the President and the Minister for their support, reiterating the company’s vision to position Ghana as a leading digital hub in Africa, with an emphasis on AI, cloud computing, and youth-focused digital skills training.
The visit reinforced government’s strategy of deepening partnerships with global technology firms to consolidate Ghana’s position as one of Africa’s leaders in technology-driven growth.
