They said: SITIC 2014
Award winner Hania Giagoussou and Minister Hassan Sylla Bakari reflect on N’Djamena’s first International ICT Fair.
Translated from French. Lire en français
“The President’s speech at SITIC was so witty that everyone, young and old, understood its meaning and relevance. What encouraged me most was his advice to parents to let their daughters go to school. And I would add, like my father, that parents should encourage girls to learn technology from an early age.” >— Hania Giagoussou, SITIC 2014 award winner
“SITIC was the ideal vehicle for the Chadian head of state’s vision: to make Chad a global ICT hub. It is a vision encompassing a wide range of brilliant innovations in a world that has become a global village.” >— H.E. Hassan Sylla Bakari, Minister of Information and Communication, chairman of the SITIC 2014 organising committee
Published in Logone Inside N°04, p. 24See the page in the magazine →
- Published on:
- Wednesday, 1 October 2014
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