Strategic High-Level Digital Regulation Seminar in Congo Shapes National Vision

Digital Regulation Seminar in Congo Drives National Roadmap for Emerging Technologies

The Regulatory Postal and Electronic Communications Agency (ARPCE) is set to host a high level digital regulation seminar at the Hilton Hotel in Brazzaville. This important event brings together international experts, public institutions, telecom operators, and private sector stakeholders. The main goal is to develop a clear national vision for digital regulation in the Republic of Congo.

This five day digital regulation seminar in Congo will explore critical topics such as artificial intelligence, data management, digital finance, blockchain, and satellite technologies. Through in depth discussions, participants aim to create a comprehensive roadmap that supports the country’s digital development. Key priorities include protecting citizens in digital spaces, encouraging responsible innovation, and ensuring the safe and efficient integration of emerging technologies into the national economy.

The event features contributions from renowned international experts. These include Prof. David Restrepo Amariles from HEC Paris, an authority in digital finance and artificial intelligence, and Prof. Gregory Lewkowicz from the Free University of Brussels, a specialist in data regulation and a member of the European Committee on AI. Their expertise will provide valuable insights to help shape effective and forward thinking regulatory policies for Congo.

This digital regulation seminar marks a decisive step forward for the Republic of Congo’s digital future. It strengthens technological sovereignty, fosters innovation across sectors, and boosts the nation’s competitiveness in the information and communication technology industry. By uniting diverse stakeholders, the seminar aligns with broader national goals to accelerate digital transformation and build a secure, inclusive digital ecosystem.