TIS recognized at ANGOTIC 2026 as Angola accelerates digital transformation

TIS recognized at ANGOTIC 2026 as Angola accelerates digital transformation
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LUANDA, Angola — Angolan technology company TIS received a recognition award at the closing ceremony of ANGOTIC 2026, underscoring its role in supporting one of the country’s flagship technology and innovation events as Angola pushes forward with its digital transformation agenda.

The award was presented to TIS Chief Executive Officer William Oliveira by Secretary of State for Social Communication Nuno dos Anjos Caldas Albino during the final session of the annual forum, which brings together policymakers, technology firms, investors and entrepreneurs to discuss the future of the digital economy.

The recognition comes as Angola intensifies efforts to modernize public services, expand digital infrastructure and strengthen the use of technology across key sectors of the economy, including healthcare, public administration and financial services.

“This recognition is a source of pride, but above all a responsibility,” Oliveira said after receiving the award, highlighting the company’s commitment to supporting Angola’s digital development.

ANGOTIC has emerged as a key platform for advancing the country’s digital agenda, serving as a meeting point for government institutions and private-sector stakeholders seeking to accelerate innovation and technological adoption.

TIS has been involved in the development and implementation of digital solutions aimed at improving operational efficiency, expanding access to services and supporting the modernization of institutions. The company’s presence at the event reflected the growing role of domestic technology firms in Angola’s broader economic diversification strategy.

As African economies increasingly invest in digital infrastructure and technology-driven growth, local technology companies are becoming critical partners in efforts to enhance competitiveness, productivity and service delivery.

The recognition awarded to TIS highlights the contribution of Angola’s emerging technology sector to the country’s modernization ambitions and reinforces the importance of public-private collaboration in building a more digital and innovation-driven economy.

The company also thanked its partners, employees, clients and visitors for their support throughout the event, reaffirming its commitment to delivering technology solutions that contribute to Angola’s long-term economic and digital transformation goals.

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