Telecommunications operator ntel has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing Africa’s digital transformation through strategic collaboration and investment in digital infrastructure at the African Telecommunications Union (ATU) Conference of Plenipotentiaries hosted by the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy.

The conference brought together policymakers, regulators, industry leaders, and key stakeholders from across the continent to align on a shared vision for inclusive digital transformation, expanded connectivity, and sustainable telecommunications development.

The event featured prominent leaders from Africa’s telecommunications ecosystem, including ntel’s Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Soji Maurice-Diya; Nigeria’s Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani; Tola Odeyemi; Zambia’s Minister of Technology and Science, Felix Mutati; ATU Secretary-General, John Omo; Doreen Bogdan-Martin; and Jane Egerton-Idehen, among other industry stakeholders.

According to ntel, its participation at the conference reflects the company’s continued commitment to supporting initiatives that drive innovation, strengthen digital infrastructure, and accelerate Africa’s journey towards a more connected and digitally empowered future.

The company noted that collaboration among governments, regulators, and private sector players remains critical to unlocking the continent’s digital potential and building a resilient telecommunications ecosystem capable of supporting economic growth and digital inclusion.

The conference further reinforced a collective commitment among African stakeholders to shape the future of telecommunications through strategic partnerships, innovation, and policies that promote sustainable digital development across the continent.