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MICSTI Celebrates Success of Econet Expo 2025 in Maseru

The Ministry of Information, Communications, Science, Technology and Innovation (MICSTI) marked the success of Econet Expo 2025, held from 26th to 29th August at Maseru Mall. The event showcased cutting-edge innovations and technological advancements poised to drive Lesotho’s digital economy.

Under the leadership of Honourable Minister Nthati Moorosi, MICSTI has reinforced its focus on digital transformation, technology development, and job creation. The Ministry aims to ensure all Basotho benefit from the digital revolution, promoting inclusivity in emerging sectors.

Minister Moorosi attended the closing ceremony alongside the Right Honourable Prime Minister Samuel Ntsokoane Matekane. Their presence highlighted the Government’s commitment to building a smarter and more connected Lesotho. Through collaborations with industry leaders and implementation of forward-looking policies, the Ministry is laying the foundation for sustainable growth in technology and innovation.

Econet Expo 2025 featured interactive demonstrations, workshops, and presentations from local and international innovators. The event provided a platform for start-ups and tech companies to connect with investors and stakeholders, fostering partnerships that could accelerate economic development.

MICSTI’s support of such initiatives aligns with national priorities to advance ICT infrastructure, develop skills for the future, and create employment opportunities in the technology sector. By championing innovation, the Ministry continues to position Lesotho as a regional hub for digital growth and technological excellence.

The success of Econet Expo 2025 reinforces the Government’s vision for a digitally empowered Lesotho where innovation drives social and economic progress.

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