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GSMA and Hayo to drive connectivity across Africa

The GSMA unifies the mobile ecosystem to drive innovation that promotes positive business environments and societal change. (Image source: Hayo)

The GSMA, a global member-led organisation representing the mobile industry, has welcomed Hayo to its community

Bringing more than three decades of experience delivering communications services and digital solutions to Africa, the Middle East and around the world, Hayo has an overarching mission of closing the digital gap in Africa. It aims to do this by bringing technology and digital solutions to underserved rural areas, as well as urban developments.

As such, its voice will be a welcome addition to the GSMA. Already the organisation comprises nearly 700 mobile network operators and more than 450 companies ranging from technology providers to enterprises from vertical industries. As a new addition to these ranks, Hayo and GSMA community experts will work together to solve industry challenges and accelerate innovation to positively impact the future of mobile technology.

“Joining the GSMA is a key milestone for Hayo and represents a very exciting opportunity to accelerate digital transformation across the mobile ecosystem on a global scale,” remarked Feraz Ahmed, CEO at Hayo. “We have a wealth of experience not only in telecoms, but also digital solutions, to deliver on-the-ground innovation that has a positive impact on local people’s lives. We’re looking forward to connecting with other GSMA members to collaborate and maximise the potential of new, existing and emerging technologies for businesses and consumers alike.”

“We are pleased to welcome Hayo as an industry member and look forward to their valuable insights and collaboration on GSMA initiatives that help shape the mobile ecosystem,” said Colin Bareham, general manager, membership, GSMA. "Our members represent a truly diverse group of organisations, including many different vertical industries, and together, we have the power to transform businesses and societies around the world.”

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