IEEE and Baze University Collaborate on Global Digital Inclusion Strategies
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and Baze University in Abuja highlighted strategies for global digital inclusion during a recent summit. The event, part of the IEEE Connect Unconnected Europe, Middle East, and Africa (CTU-EMEA) Summit 2025, emphasized the importance of connecting the unconnected to boost digital inclusion worldwide.
Okafor, a representative, described the summit as a watershed moment for Africa's digital transformation agenda. Nigeria hosted the major IEEE CTU international summit, bringing together 200 global leaders to address challenges in connecting the 2.9 billion unconnected people worldwide, with a particular focus on African solutions.
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