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A group of Students who represented Kenya at Huawe's 8th edition of ICT Global Competition in Shenzhen, China. [Courtesy, Huawei]

Huawei Kenya has kicked off the registration for the 2024-2025 ICT Competition in collaboration with leading universities and TVET institutions in the country.

The annual competition is part of Huawei's ongoing commitment to nurture digital talent and enhance ICT skills among the youth, aligning with Kenya’s digital transformation agenda.

Huawei’s partnerships and corporate affairs manager Michael Kamau said the competition is designed to offer a platform for students to demonstrate their knowledge in key ICT areas such as networking, cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), 5G, and cybersecurity.

He said the competition further allows students to gain hands-on experience, access training resources, and network with industry professionals, ultimately contributing to the development of Kenya’s ICT sector.

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