Former Ghanaian Vice-President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia delivered a compelling keynote address at Harvard Business School’s African Business Club conference, emphasizing the role of digitization in Ghana’s economic growth.
He showcased key initiatives such as the national digital property addressing system, mobile money interoperability, and Zipline’s medical drone delivery, which have improved financial inclusion and public service efficiency.
Bawumia stressed that Africa must fully embrace the Fourth Industrial Revolution by leveraging AI, big data, and cloud computing to drive sustainable development.
He also pointed out how digital transformation has helped combat corruption by reducing bureaucratic bottlenecks in government services.
The audience, comprising business leaders, students, and policymakers, responded positively, acknowledging Ghana’s progress as a model for other African nations.
His speech reinforced the importance of policy-driven technological advancement in creating economic opportunities and improving governance.
The event further solidified Ghana’s reputation as a leader in digital innovation on the continent.
Source: OccupyGh.com
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