The launch brought together MTN Ghana CEO Stephen Blewett and Samuel Nartey George, Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, highlighting the collaboration between the telecommunications company and government in advancing Ghana’s digital transformation agenda.
MTN Ghana has officially launched DigiFest 2026, alongside a three-day Tech Fair aimed at bringing together innovators, entrepreneurs and technology enthusiasts to showcase ideas and solutions within Ghana’s growing digital ecosystem.
The launch brought together MTN Ghana CEO Stephen Blewett and Samuel Nartey George, Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, highlighting the collaboration between the telecommunications company and government in advancing Ghana’s digital transformation agenda.
DigiFest 2026 provides a platform for participants across areas including artificial intelligence, fintech and enterprise innovation to explore emerging technologies and develop ideas into practical solutions.
The event also reflects MTN Ghana’s efforts to support innovation and collaboration within the country’s technology sector, as Ghana continues to expand its digital economy.
With the three-day Tech Fair running alongside DigiFest, the initiative is expected to provide opportunities for innovators and technology stakeholders to connect, exchange ideas and demonstrate solutions shaping the country’s digital future.
