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GITEX Africa 2024: Trixie LohMirmand, CEO, KAOUN International, on Africa’s tech future

GITEX Africa in Morocco has evolved into a global technology event, surpassing expectations with record-breaking attendance and international participation, positioning Africa as a significant player in the global digital economy.

Trixie LohMirmand, CEO of KAOUN International

Trixie LohMirmand, CEO of KAOUN International, has shared remarkable insights about the success and future of GITEX Africa in Morocco.  Early results indicate that GITEX Africa has shattered all metrics of a successful event. The number of attendees on the first day alone exceeded 50 per cent of the total attendees from last year. With participants from more than 130 countries, GITEX Africa stands alongside its counterparts like GITEX Global, highlighting its significant international appeal.

LohMirmand emphasised the rapid pace of technological advancements. In today’s world, staying updated with technological developments is crucial. GITEX Africa provides a platform for individuals to touch, feel, and experience the latest technologies while facilitating knowledge exchange. This interaction is vital for anyone wanting to stay relevant and not be left behind in the fast-evolving tech landscape.

Looking ahead, LohMirmand envisions GITEX Africa continuing to scale, engaging more countries and partners to foster collaboration. The focus will remain on deep tech, leveraging Africa’s enormous population of young, talented individuals. These youth are poised to power Africa and the global digital economy through tech disruptions and inventions.

GITEX Africa is set to grow not just in size but in significance. Its importance in shaping the global digital economy will increase as it continues to provide a platform for innovation and collaboration. The event’s ability to adapt and scale with the needs of the digital world ensures its role as a pivotal player in the tech industry.

LohMirmand’s vision for GITEX Africa reflects a future where Africa is not just a participant but a leader in the global digital economy, driving technological advancements and fostering international collaborations.