Gambia Inks ITC Cooperation Agreement Wit Mauritius
On Wednesday, the Government of The Gambia and Mauritius signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on cooperation in the Information and Communication Technologies (ITC) field.
The event held at
Pretoria in South Africa was signed on behalf of the two governments by H.E.
Mrs. Fatoumata Jahumpa Ceesay, High Commissioner of the Republic of The Gambia
to the Republic of South Africa and H.E. Mr. Prakarmajith Vijaye LUTCHMUN, High
Commissioner of the Republic of Mauritius to the Republic of South Africa.
Obtained on
the MoU, the two governments considered that the
development of ITC and Space
including satellite launching are major factors in the promotion of
trade and technical exchanges, as well as the economic and social development
of each country in the 21st century
The parties
also recognized the importance of
developments in the various areas of ICT, Postal Services and Space
Technologies, to the benefit of both countries, especially in the
conduct of international business; guided by the mutual benefit and interests
of both Parties in encouraging and supporting partnerships, commercial
ventures, research and development in cybersecurity, digitalisation of
vaccination data, postal services, innovation and space technologies;
The countries desire to enhance cooperative relations in the international arena to deepen
regional economic development while considering that both
countries are willing to encourage cooperation between the private sector,
academia and international organisations operating in both countries to achieve
the objectives of the MoU.
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