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(AFP) Oct 03, 2025
SHANGHAI, Oct 3, 2025 (BSW) - Held on September 18 alongside HUAWEI CONNECT 2025, "Huawei Africa Night 2025" convened under the theme "All Intelligence for New Africa". More than 500 partners, government representatives, experts, and industry leaders gathered to share the latest advances in ICT (information and communications technology) innovation and collaboration, with a common goal: advancing the continent's intelligent transformation.

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Shen Li, President of Huawei Northern Africa, delivers the opening speech.


Shen Li, President of Huawei Northern Africa (North, West, and Central Africa), said the continent is at a pivotal inflection point, transitioning from informatization to a fully digital and intelligent era. Across sectors, leapfrog development is underway: from no network coverage to 4G, 5G, and FTTH; from paper-based governance to intelligent, one-stop government services platforms; from cash transactions to mobile payments; and from no stable electricity to green, efficient solar power. As a global leader in ICT, and true to its commitment "In Africa, for Africa," Huawei positions itself as a reliable, long-term partner. To deliver on the vision of "All Intelligence for New Africa," the company is rolling out a three-pillar framework - New Value, New Infrastructure and New Ecosystem. Under the New Value pillar, Huawei is rolling out five inclusive solutions tailored to core scenarios: Inclusive Connectivity, Inclusive Education, Inclusive Government Service, Inclusive Security, and Inclusive Energy. Under New Infrastructure, it combines cloud and AI, core networks, and devices to deliver end-to-end offerings. Through New Ecosystem, Huawei is cultivating an open, collaborative, win-win community of customers, partners, and talent to accelerate the shift to digital and intelligent operations in Africa. The company will continue to work closely with the broader ecosystem on strategy, technology, innovation, and talent development.

Huawei Northern Africa team then delivered keynote sessions detailing how this three-pillar framework supports Africa's digital and intelligent transformation, and engaging guests in discussions on the current trends and best practices across the continent.

During the event, Huawei unveiled the "African Intelligence Pioneers" - a recognition program honoring visionary organizations whose investments in intelligent technologies are already delivering tangible results.

The honorees span nine sectors - public administration, telecommunications, education, healthcare, oil & gas, mining, transport, energy, and finance - and include fourteen organizations. By adopting AI, cloud, and other advanced technologies, these organizations are innovators and pathfinders-shaping new business models and solutions tailored to the continent, and paving the way toward a more intelligent, tightly interconnected digital Africa.



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