Zambia has deposited its instruments of ratification of the Constitution and Convention of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU) at the Union’s headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya.
It becomes the latest nation to ratify Africa’s Information Communication Technology (ICT) Union Pan-African Constitution.
Mr. Alfred Musemuna, Zambia’s Deputy High Commissioner in Kenya, delivered the ratified instruments on behalf of Zambia’s Minister of Science and Technology, Felix Mutati.
In his message of goodwill to the ATU, Mr. Mutati emphasized Zambia’s commitment to advancing telecommunications and ICT development across Africa.
“Zambia recognizes the critical role that the ATU plays in furthering regional cooperation and promoting connectivity for the benefit of all African countries. We are excited to contribute to the Union’s goals of a digitally inclusive Africa,” said Mr. Mutati.
And ATU Secretary General Mr. John Omo said Zambia’s ratification of the ATU Constitution and Convention is a significant step towards reinforcing regional solidarity and cooperation in telecommunications and ICT.
He said the milestone underscores the importance of collective efforts in driving innovation and ensuring digital inclusion across the continent.
By Margaret Mwanza
