Last Updated on September 28, 2024, 2:33 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: The Department of Information Communication Technology (ICT) in collaboration with Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU) is all set to organise its first-ever St Kitts Tech Fest.
The Government of St Kitts and Nevis has called out all the vendors and shared the information and details about the Tech Fest.
The St Kitts Tech Fest, hosted under the theme “Bridging Technologies for a Sustainable and Inclusive Future,” is scheduled to take place at the National Heroes Park on the 4th of October, 2024. The timings have also been announced and the fest will start on 10 am and will conclude by 7 pm.
The registrations are already open and the fees for the same is $100 XCD. Significantly, the fees is payable to the Accountant General at the treasury. The authorities have also told to ensure the registration process and keep the payment receipt for verification.
The last date for enrolling in the Tech Fest is September 30th, 2024 by sharp 11:59 pm. Interested people can register at https://bit.ly/3MhlapU.
The organisers have also announced that they are looking for vendors specializing in Tech Startups, Food & Beverages, Digital Services, Kids’ Entertainment and Arts and Crafts.
The management team is also currently accepting applications from vendors who wish to feature their products, services, and solutions at this groundbreaking event.
Notably, the first ever St Kitts Tech Fest will bring together tech enthusiasts, innovators, and businesses from across the country to showcase the latest in technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
In addition to this, the event will feature networking with trailblazers and innovators across the Caribbean with skill development workshops, mentorship, and access to cutting-edge digital resources.
Various exciting opportunities to showcase your talent, ideas, and solutions to global challenges and notable collaboration on projects that drive digital inclusion, sustainability and technology.
Caribbean Telecommunications Union has also extended a heartfelt thanks to the sponsors of the event through their official social media. The organisers noted that they are deeply grateful for the organisations that have partnered with them to bring this year’s theme to life.
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