Itana, Africa's first digital special economic zone, is accepting applications for its Digital Residency Launchpad, a private community for founders, business owners, and diaspora professionals looking to establish, grow, and invest in Africa.
Itana's Digital Residency Launchpad project is intended for both African entrepreneurs and individuals living in the diaspora seeking to reconnect with the continent through investment and business opportunities.
According to a statement from Itana, Digital Residency Launchpad participants have access to strategic connections, regulatory insights, and go-to-market support for doing business across Africa, empowering entrepreneurs and investors to seize the opportunities available in fast-growing markets.
It added: “By leveraging Itana’s status as a digital special economic zone, residents also benefit from streamlined business setups, favourable business incentives, and the ability to operate within a policy-friendly environment that encourages innovation.
“The Digital Residency Launchpad offers more than just a network – it represents a trusted entry point into Africa’s fast-growing innovation ecosystem and a place to grow alongside some of the continent’s most ambitious leaders.”
“The Digital Residency Launchpad is designed for builders and investors who want more than just a one-off networking event,” said Mayowa Olugbile, CEO at Itana. “It’s a community-powered experience offering the practical resources entrepreneurs need in order to thrive.”
“Itana is seeking to become the jurisdiction of choice for African and global companies seeking to seize the growth opportunities available in this dynamic and fast-growing region. We are determined to make scaling in Africa as seamless as possible – and our new Digital Residency Launchpad initiative is another key step in this direction.”
Interested parties can start their application for the Digital Residency Launchpad here.
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