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Ashewa, Africom, ICT park collaborate to propel Ethiopia’s digital economy

Ashewa Technology Solution and Africom Technology forge synergetic partnerships to establish the biggest digital economy in Ethiopia.
During the ceremony held on Wednesday December 21 at the ICT park, the two local companies inked an MoU to develop technologies and ideas that shall create market linkage both in the country and abroad.
The pair also agreed to mobilize resources and conduct research and studies jointly.
The partnership was penned by Surafel Shimeles, CEO of ICT Park, Daniel Bekele, CEO of Ashewa, and Bahiru Zeynu, CEO of Africom.
Ashewa was formed recently to invest on 11 different IT sectors including ecommerce, while Africom is an IT firm that has been in operation for the last 18 years.

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