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Westcon-Comstor Sets its Sights on Africa's Burgeoning Tech Scene at GITEX 2024

Monday 27 May 2024 - 07:35
Westcon-Comstor Sets its Sights on Africa's Burgeoning Tech Scene at GITEX 2024

In a move that underscores the growing prominence of Africa's technology landscape, Westcon-Comstor, a renowned IT distributor based in New York, has confirmed its participation in the upcoming GITEX Africa 2024. The announcement, made through a press release, highlights the crucial role distributors play in the intricate tapestry of the technology ecosystem.

GITEX Africa, recognized as the continent's most influential tech and startup extravaganza, provides an ideal platform for Westcon-Comstor to demonstrate its expertise in distribution and the IT channel. Laurent Boleau, the General Manager of North Africa at Westcon-Comstor, expressed his enthusiasm for the event, stating, "We are thrilled to take part in GITEX Africa 2024 and collaborate with tech titans like Cisco, Axians, and Casanet to create a buzz on the show floor."

Boleau's words reflect the company's ambition to showcase the indispensable role that technology distributors play in driving the adoption of cutting-edge technologies and ushering in a new era for Africa's digital economy. "Over three days, we aim to demonstrate the pivotal role that we, as a technology distributor, can play through cooperation with tech powerhouses like Cisco and our channel partners in unleashing the new golden age of Africa's digital economy," he added.

GITEX Africa 2024, scheduled to take place in the vibrant city of Marrakech, Morocco, from May 29 to 31, promises to be a remarkable convergence of innovation and ingenuity. The event, which will be followed by GITEX Global in Dubai this fall from October 14 to 18, is set to transform Marrakech into a vibrant hub of innovation, attracting tech companies, startups, and industry pioneers from across the globe.

With a comprehensive conference program featuring renowned speakers, panel discussions, and workshops, GITEX Africa 2024 aims to equip attendees with the latest trends and insights that will shape the future of technology on the continent. Networking opportunities will abound, allowing participants to connect with industry luminaries, forge partnerships, and explore potential collaborations that could propel Africa's tech scene to new heights.

As Westcon-Comstor prepares to take center stage at GITEX Africa 2024, the company's participation signals a commitment to fostering growth, innovation, and collaboration within Africa's burgeoning technology ecosystem. With its sights set on the continent's vast potential, Westcon-Comstor is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of Africa's digital transformation.


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