Announcement

Registration Now Open for GSMA MWC25 Kigali

By  |  September 19, 2025

Registration is officially open for GSMA MWC25 Kigali, which will return to the Kigali Convention Centre from 21-23 October 2025.  MWC Kigali will convene government, enterprise, and startup leaders from across the technology ecosystem to define how innovation can accelerate the African continent’s digital transformation.

Convening global thought leaders

Joining our previously announced keynote speakers from Airtel, AXIAN Telecom, Ethiotel, MTN, and Orange, attendees will also be able to gain insight from: 

  1. Amini Founder & CEO, Kate Kallot
  2. Airtel Networks Zambia Managing Director, Hussam Baday
  3. Axian Group CEO for Open Innovation & FinTech, Erwan Gelebart
  4. GSMA Director General, Vivek Badrinath
  5. GSMA CMO, Lara Dewar
  6. International Telecommunication Union Secretary-General, Doreen Bogdan-Martin
  7. Huawei Vice President for Carrier Sales, James Zhang
  8. SAMENA Telecommunications Council CEO, Bocar Ba
  9. ZTE Corporation, SVP, President of MTO BG & International Marketing, Jianpeng Zhang

On the show floor, MWC Kigali will welcome exhibitors including Amotech Africa, China Mobile International, Detecon Consulting, Genew Technologies, Huawei, Mobileum, MobiloT, PortaOne, SPLIO, Tongui Communication, and Qualcomm. They join a strong line-up which includes the likes of Ethiotel, Meta, MTN, TerraPay, Telcoin and ZTE. 

Register now

You can book your ticket to MWC Kigali to be part of the conversations shaping Africa’s future. Click here for more information. 

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