2023-10-27 14:32:53
News from Angola – Since Wednesday, the province of Namibe has had the first of four computer rooms that Paratus Angola intends to install, by the end of this year, with cutting-edge equipment, as part of its social policy.
By: Amilton Victor
The project covered, in this initial phase, is primary school number Dezassete – Pioneiro Zeca – located in Moçâmedes, capital of the province, where Paratus Angola provided computers, servers to store digital educational content and internet connectivity.
In the first phase, the initiative will allow more than 600 children to have access to modern, connected education and become familiar with new information technologies.
On the occasion, governor of the province of Namibe, Archer Mangueira, who presided over the inauguration of the space, highlighted that “the time to invest in the future is now. Digitalization and technology are more important than ever and our young people represent the future, so their knowledge and training are extremely important.”
For General Director of Paratus Angola, Francisco Pinto Leite, digital literacy is crucial in today’s world, therefore, the company is committed to preparing a generation of young people for the future, expanding this project throughout the country”.
The total investment in this project is approximately 20 million Kwanzas.
The next to be considered is the province of Uíge, said the person responsible, who, in part, highlighted that the tenth Solidarity Golf tournament, held in September this year, to raise funds to equip schools in Uíge was a great success.
The event raised more than 20 million Kwanzas and the total investment to equip Uíge’s computer rooms is valued at 30 million Kwanzas.
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