Prime Minister the Honourable Dickon Mitchell will attend the 40th Annual CANTO Conference and Trade Exhibition in The Bahamas, which will be held under the theme “Towards a Unified and Sustainable Gigabit Society.”
The event convenes regional leaders, ICT regulators, private sector stakeholders, and innovators to shape the Caribbean’s digital future.
On Tuesday, 15 July, Prime Minister Mitchell will deliver a keynote address that will focus on Grenada’s commitment, national vision, and regional responsibility.
As the Caricom Lead Head of Government for ICT, he will reaffirm Grenada’s dedication to fostering an inclusive, resilient, and people-centred digital transformation.
Honourable Dickon Mitchell’s address will highlight 5 strategic pillars driving Grenada’s digital agenda:
- Digital Government: Advancing public service delivery through transparent and efficient e-Government platforms
- Digital Infrastructure: Expanding broadband and satellite connectivity to enhance national resilience, particularly in disaster-prone areas
- Digital Identity: Establishing secure national e-ID systems to streamline access and prevent fraud
- Digital Economy: Empowering entrepreneurs and small businesses with digital tools, skills, and financial support
- Digital Inclusion and Skills: Promoting universal access to devices, connectivity, and digital literacy for all citizens
During the conference, Prime Minister Mitchell will also engage in several bilateral meetings with regional and international stakeholders.
About CANTO
CANTO is a non-profit association representing operators, organisations, companies, and individuals in the ICT sector. With a Caribbean focus and global outlook, it serves as a key platform for regional ICT policy development, collaboration, and innovation.
Governed by a member-elected board and supported by a permanent Secretariat in Trinidad and Tobago, CANTO is funded through member contributions and revenue-generating initiatives. The association plays a pivotal role in advancing the Caribbean’s digital transformation through advocacy, capacity building, and public-private partnerships.
For more information, visit www.canto.org
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