Angolan head of State João Lourenço has announced plans for the installation of a cybersecurity academy in the country.
João Lourenço made the announcement when delivering his speech at the opening ceremony of the 3rd edition of ANGOTIC 2023 on Monday in Luanda.
The statesman also added that measures had been taken to promote free, safe and efficient use of cyberspace by public and private entities.successful digital start-ups, which, in his view, prove the strength of the Angolan youth entrepreneurship ecosystem, which has already deserved several international awards for the degree of innovation and impact achieved in the economy.
He noted that the sector has guaranteed the use of satellite images to support agriculture, oil production, land use planning, the mining sector, the environment, migration control and solutions to mitigate the problem of drought that cyclically devastates the south.
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