One of the country's biggest telecommunication companies,
Airtel Uganda has confirmed the distribution of 500 SIM cards with 50,000 UGX airtime each to all delegates and journalists at the fourth coming #NAMSummitUg2024.
In a significant move that underscores its commitment to digital inclusivity and technological advancement, Airtel Uganda has proudly announced its role as the Internet Partner for the upcoming 19th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement. The announcement was made during a press briefing held today, the 11th of January 2024 in Kampala.
Airtel Uganda Announces Role as the Internet Partner for the 19th Non-Aligned Movement and G77 Summits.
This is to easy seamless communication.
Airtel revealed the News while holding a joint press with the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance at its head offices in Kampala City.
According to Airtel Public Relations manager, Mr. Barungi David, the contribution exceeds 50 million UGX, excluding connectivity improvements.
He further said Airtel Network has been strengthened along the Entebbe-Express Way.
This includes new sites along the Nambigirwa Bridge and along the expressway.
Network boosting around approved NAM Summit hotels to improve the experience of the delegates.
"Network boosts around Mulago Women's Hospital that shall be handling NAM delegates" - Barungi
Airtel has also Supported the ICT committee with airtime to manage the summit.
"We shall continue to intervene to give our guests the best experience" - Burungi said.
Airtel has also increased Network capacity to Other areas like the entire Entebbe expressway to handle more traffic & connectivity at Mulago Hospital improved.
Speaking to members of the media, manoj murali, the Airtel Uganda Managing Director, highlighted the transformative power of digital connectivity and its crucial role in the context of global collaboration and progress.
“In a world reshaped by technological advancements, developing countries play an increasingly significant role. Airtel Uganda is at the forefront of this transformation, bringing many firsts in Uganda and building partnerships that accelerate digital inclusion in Africa” he said.
The NAM summit, set to take place from the 15th to the 20th of January 2024 at the Speke Resort Convention Centre Munyonyo, will bring together representatives from 120 nations. It serves as a platform for solidarity, cooperation, and mutual respect among countries striving for sustainable development, peace, and fairness in an interconnected world.
Airtel Uganda’s role in the summit extends beyond mere technological support.
The company is poised to provide both 5G and fibre cable internet connectivity, ensuring robust, dependable, and swift internet service throughout the event.
Airtel has Uganda’s first 5G network and the conference venue is fully covered. It has also improved network performance along the Entebbe Express Way, around hotels hosting delegates and Mulago National Referral Hospital.
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