The International Business Hub, which will be hosted by the WorkSmart for Events Management, is one of the events planned for the annual event.
Investors from all over the world are starting new initiatives that are in line with the demands of the current business climate as GITEX Africa’s first-ever preparations pick up speed. GITEX Africa, which takes place in Morocco, is known as the biggest all-encompassing tech event on the continent, bringing together tech giants, governments, SMEs, start-ups, coders, investors, and academia.
The purpose of the event was to collaborate, explore, and accelerate new business ventures. The International Business Hub, which will be hosted by the WorkSmart for Events Management, is one of the events planned for the annual event.
The hub, according to the host, will provide opportunities for networking, collaboration, and growth that will also prove useful for companies looking to increase the size and scope of their operations.
The hub, which will last for three days, is regarded as a curation of emerging technologies, ranging from cybersecurity to fintech, e-commerce, cloud, and IoT.
Ahmed AlHujairy, the chief executive officer of WorkSmart, added that the hub would help the continent’s tech-savvy youth, businesses, and aspirational governments to achieve their digital aspirations and successes.”
“This ambitious event takes place at a time when Africa is witnessing a sharp rise in its society, economy, and a number of other sectors,” he said.
Nearly 5,000 exhibitors from 90 nations are expected to participate in this international forum, opening the door for the significant developments in the technology sector. This one-of-a-kind business hub offers an exceptional chance to establish the strong commercial ties between participating entities, facilitating fruitful collaborations and opening up a wealth of new business opportunities.
“As a premier event at GITEX Africa, it provides an unrivalled forum for discussion of the most recent trends and advancements in the technology and digitization sector, as well as their profound effects on the world economy.”