Ericsson celebrates 150 years of global innovation, 30 years of partnership and digital transformation in Ghana
Rostand Njomgang, Head of Cluster Central Ericsson West and Southern Africa, says: “For 150 years, Ericsson has been driven by the idea that communication can change the world. In Ghana, we have seen this become a reality. Our technology has helped bridge distances, empower entrepreneurs, and connect communities. As we look ahead, we are dedicated to advancing skills development and investing in…
In a grand celebration marking 150 years of global innovation, Ericsson also honored 30 years of partnership and digital transformation in Ghana. The telecommunications giant, renowned for pioneering communications technology, has played a pivotal role in shaping the country's network and digital infrastructure since commencing operations there in 1996.
From the launch of the first commercial GSM network to the rollout of 3G, 4G, and rural coverage solutions, Ericsson's technological advancements have been instrumental in Ghana's digitalization journey. Crucially, the company's work has facilitated mobile financial services that have empowered communities and businesses across the nation.
Today, Ericsson is focused on enabling the next wave of digital transformation, with a keen interest in 5G, differentiated connectivity, cloudification and automation, and enterprise and mission-critical networks. Speaking about the company's 30-year journey in Ghana, Majda Lahlou Kassi, Vice President and Head of Ericsson West and Southern Africa, emphasized the shared belief in the power of connectivity.
"From the first mobile call to the promise of 5G, we have been privileged to work alongside our partners to build a strong digital foundation for the country," she said.
Rostand Njomgang, Head of Cluster Central Ericsson West and Southern Africa, added that Ericsson's technology has "bridged distances, empowered entrepreneurs, and connected communities." As the company looks ahead, it remains dedicated to advancing skills development and investing in the ecosystem to support Ghana's ambition to become a digital leader. The celebration serves as a testament to Ericsson's global heritage and its deep local impact, reaffirming its commitment to shaping Ghana's digital future.
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