Dubai Chamber of Commerce Supports AfroVision Technologies’ Expansion into Ghana
The Dubai Chamber of Commerce, a pivotal institution under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers, is championing the growth of AfroVision Technologies, a burgeoning information technology company based in Dubai. This strategic move marks a significant step in fostering cross-regional collaboration and leveraging technological advancements.
Facilitating Connections in Ghana
At the heart of this expansion is the Dubai International Chamber’s representative office in Ghana, which has played an instrumental role in bridging the gap between AfroVision Technologies and On-Point Virtual Assistants. This Ghanaian firm specializes in business process outsourcing, perfectly aligning with AfroVision’s objectives of enhancing operational capabilities in the region.
Memorandum of Understanding Signed
A major milestone in this partnership was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between AfroVision Technologies and On-Point Virtual Assistants. This collaborative effort, supported by the chamber’s Ghana office, paves the way for exciting ventures in the tech ecosystem of Ghana.
Empowering IT Students in Ghana
According to the terms of the agreement, On-Point Virtual Assistants will represent the ‘Doballi’ platform in Ghana. This platform, operated by a Dubai-registered subsidiary of AfroVision, focuses on connecting tech talent with remote job opportunities. A key aspect of this partnership is the commitment to deliver training courses to IT students in Ghana, providing them essential skills for remote work. Upon completion of these courses, participants will gain access to the Doballi platform, thereby unlocking remote employment possibilities.
Doballi: A Gateway to Remote Opportunities
Doballi is not just any digital platform; it is specifically designed to connect skilled professionals across the African continent with employers seeking talent in the information technology sector. By promoting a remote working model, Doballi empowers companies to tap into Africa’s vast pool of skilled labor, ensuring they remain competitive in a global market.
Voices from Leadership
Salem Al Shamsi, Vice President of International Relations at Dubai Chambers, shared insights on the partnership. He emphasized the chamber’s unwavering commitment to fostering promising partnerships between Dubai-based companies and their international counterparts. “We are focused on driving sustainable business growth and enhancing the competitiveness of Dubai’s private sector,” he noted, highlighting the broader implications of such collaborations.
Commitment to Innovation and Opportunity
Osita Oparaugo, Founder of Doballi and a key figure within AfroVision Technologies Limited, expressed gratitude towards the Dubai International Chamber office in Ghana. “Their invaluable support is crucial as we work to onboard qualified tech talent from Ghana and West Africa,” he remarked. Oparaugo’s vision is clear: to connect expertly vetted African tech professionals with global opportunities while maintaining the flexibility to work across different time zones.
Oparaugo further stated, “Our recent MoU with OnPoint BPO exemplifies our commitment to innovation and collaboration.” This partnership, along with other ventures in the pipeline, promises to create new avenues for talent and opportunity, bridging gaps and fostering growth within the tech sector.
This collaboration serves as a beacon of hope for expanding the digital landscape in Ghana, solidifying Dubai’s role as a center of innovation and partnership in the global business arena.
