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Liberia Joins Global Celebration of Girls in ICT Day under the Theme “Leadership”, and Amidst the vibrant tapestry of nations celebrating the pivotal role of girls in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Liberia stands proud, joining the global chorus in honoring Girls in ICT Day. This auspicious occasion, marked annually, serves as both a celebration and a call to action, underscoring the imperative of empowering young women in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. History of Girls in ICTThe narrative of girls in ICT is one of resilience, innovation, and progress. Over the years, girls and women have steadily carved out their place in the realm of technology, challenging stereotypes and shattering glass ceilings. From Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer, to contemporary trailblazers leading tech giants, the journey of girls in ICT is a testament to their indomitable spirit and unwavering determination. The official program commemorating the annual celebration of Girls in ICT Day in Liberia was a testament to the nation’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and diversity in the tech sector. Under the auspices of Hon. Nicholas Johnson, Assistant Minister for Technical Services at the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, inspiring words of encouragement resonated through the gathering, urging girls and women to seize the boundless opportunities offered by ICT.Speaking on behalf of Hon. Sekou M Kromah, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications of the Republic of Liberia, Hon. S. MOHAMMED MASSALEY Deputy Minister for Technical Services, reaffirmed the government’s unwavering dedication to creating a conducive environment and platform for young girls passionate about ICT. Emphasizing the transformative power of technology, Hon. Massaly underscored Liberia’s aspiration to harness the potential of its youth, ensuring that the nation emerges as a beacon of innovation and progress in the ICT landscape. As Liberia joins hands with nations around the world in celebrating Girls in ICT Day, it embarks on a journey of empowerment, equality, and excellence, paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future for all. Together, let us champion the cause of girls in ICT, igniting the flames of innovation and driving societal change through the transformative power of technology.

We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in Liberia’s journey towards digital transformation! Today, as the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Hon. Sekou M Kromah, participated ?in the launch of a project aimed at empowering our youth through digital skills. Digital Transformation Project Launch At this momentous occasion, the Minister unveiled a beautiful space dedicated to training over 10,000 young minds across Liberia in the art of digital technology. This initiative marks a pivotal step towards bridging the digital divide and preparing our youth for the challenges and opportunities of the future. With the unwavering support of the government and the dedication of our partners, we are paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive digital landscape in Liberia. Together, we are nurturing a generation of innovators, creators, and leaders who will drive our nation’s progress in the digital age. Join us in celebrating this remarkable achievement and stay tuned for more updates on how we’re shaping the future of Liberia, one digital step at a time!

We are pleased to announce the upcoming joint celebration of the World Telecommunications and Information Society Day by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications in partnership with CSquared Africa. This momentous event will take place in Sanniquellie, Nimba County, where industry leaders and stakeholders will convene to commemorate the global significance of telecommunications and information society advancements. This year’s celebration is especially meaningful as it is centered around the theme of “Gender Equality in Digital Transformation.” The focal point of discussions and activities will revolve around promoting gender equality in the realm of digital communication and technology, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and equitable access to opportunities in the evolving digital landscape. In conjunction with this event, CSquared Africa – will be unveiling its groundbreaking Wi-Fi project in both Bong and Nimba Counties. This initiative marks a significant milestone in advancing connectivity and internet access in these regions, paving the way for enhanced communication, education, and economic opportunities for residents. The collaboration between the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications and Casqued signifies a shared commitment to driving progress in the telecommunications sector and leveraging technology for societal development. Through this event and the launch of the Wi-Fi project, we aim to bridge the digital divide, empower underserved communities, and foster an environment of innovation and collaboration. We cordially invite all stakeholders, industry partners, and the public to join us in celebrating the World Telecommunications and Information Society Day in Sanniquellie, Nimba County, as we collectively strive towards achieving gender equality in digital transformation and expanding connectivity through transformative projects like the Wi-Fi initiative.