Ghana’s Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has joined international telecommunications leaders, policymakers and technology industry stakeholders at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) Doha 2026 in Qatar.
The Minister’s participation forms part of the government’s efforts to strengthen Ghana’s international digital partnerships, promote technological innovation and accelerate the country’s digital transformation agenda.
The three-day global telecommunications conference officially opened on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre (DECC).
The event is being organised by the Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA) in partnership with Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology.
MWC Doha 2026 has brought together key stakeholders in the global telecommunications and technology industries to discuss emerging technologies, digital connectivity, innovation and opportunities within the expanding global digital economy.
Samuel Nartey George Participates in High-Level Digital Technology Discussions
As part of his engagements at the international conference, Samuel Nartey George participated in the Digital Leadership Forum, an industry panel session focused on emerging trends and developments in the telecommunications sector.
He also took part in the GSMA Ministerial Programme, a high-level gathering of telecommunications ministers, heads of delegations, representatives of international organisations and industry leaders.
Discussions under the programme are expected to address the future of global connectivity, telecommunications development and the policies required to support digital innovation.
The Ghanaian Communications Minister is also scheduled to participate in the State of Qatar Ministerial Roundtable, which will bring together ministers and senior government representatives to explore how digital transformation can contribute to an inclusive, sustainable and resilient future.
Ghana Seeks Stronger International Digital Partnerships
Ghana’s participation in MWC Doha 2026 is expected to create opportunities for stronger bilateral relations and strategic partnerships with other countries and international technology institutions.
As part of his official engagements, Samuel Nartey George is scheduled to hold bilateral meetings with representatives from the Bahamas and Kenya.
The discussions are expected to focus on areas of mutual interest, voting arrangements, international candidacies and the harmonisation of policy positions on telecommunications and digital governance.
These engagements form part of Ghana’s broader diplomatic and economic strategy to strengthen international cooperation and advance its interests in the global telecommunications industry.
The Minister is also expected to attend an informal meeting of Heads of Delegation ahead of the formal conference proceedings.
Additionally, he will participate in the Commonwealth Evening Reception hosted by the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO), providing another opportunity to engage international stakeholders in the digital communications sector.
Ghana Intensifies Digital Transformation and Technology Development
Samuel Nartey George’s participation in the global telecommunications conference highlights Ghana’s commitment to digital innovation, improved internet connectivity and international technology cooperation.
Through engagements with global policymakers, telecommunications operators and technology institutions, Ghana aims to strengthen its position in discussions shaping the future of digital infrastructure, telecommunications regulation and the global digital economy.
The conference also provides an opportunity for Ghana to explore partnerships that could support technological advancement, expand digital access and create new opportunities for businesses, entrepreneurs and citizens.
Ghana’s involvement in MWC Doha 2026 further demonstrates the government’s determination to position the country as an active player in global digital development and telecommunications governance.
Source: newsthemegh.com