Inside Cape Verde’s plan to become West Africa’s tech island

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Inside Cape Verde’s plan to become West Africa’s tech island

The Government of Cape Verde has today officially inaugurated the Tech Park Cape Verde (TechPark CV) in Praia, marking a watershed moment in the country’s ambition to transform into the “Tech Islands of West Africa”. The €45.59 million project ($51.7 million), funded by the African Development Bank (AfDB), represents nearly 2% of Cape Verde’s GDP and underscores the country’s strategic push to diversify its economy through technology and innovat…

Cape Verde Launches Landmark Tech Park, Aims to Become “Tech Islands of West Africa"

Cape Verde has officially launched TechPark CV, a €45.59 million tech hub designed to position the island nation as a regional digital powerhouse connecting West Africa, Europe, and the Americas. Why it matters The project — nearly 2% of Cape Verde’s GDP — is a major step in diversifying the economy through digital innovation, supported […] The post Cape Verde Launches Landmark Tech Park, Aims to Become “Tech Islands of West Africa” appeared fir…