Geneva Unveils Landmark Giga Connectivity Center to Bridge Digital Divide in Education
In a significant stride towards global digital inclusion, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and UNICEF officially inaugurated the Giga Connectivity Center on June 25, 2025, at Campus Biotech in Geneva. This pioneering center is poised to be a pivotal force in the global initiative to connect every school to the internet by the ambitious target of 2030. Its establishment marks a critical step in empowering governments worldwide, particularly those in emerging economies and the Global South, including various African nations, to overcome connectivity barriers and unlock educational opportunities for millions of students. This collaborative effort underlines a shared vision for a digitally equitable future where access to knowledge is universal.
Driving Global School Connectivity and Innovation
The inauguration of the Giga Connectivity Center in Geneva represents a profound commitment to leveraging technology for educational advancement. By providing a centralized hub for strategy, resources, and collaboration, the ITU and UNICEF are paving the way for a future where geographical location no longer dictates a child’s access to digital learning tools. This global endeavor holds immense promise for transforming educational landscapes, fostering digital literacy, and empowering the next generation across all continents, ensuring that the 2030 goal of universal school connectivity becomes a tangible reality.
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