Moov Africa Burkina Faso Aligns with Government Vision to Accelerate Digital and Financial Inclusion
Priority initiatives discussed include the expansion of network infrastructure, digitalization of public administration, and promotion of mobile payment systems to reduce cash dependency and strengthen financial inclusion.
The Minister of Digital Transition, Postal and Electronic Communications, Dr. Aminata Zerbo/Sabane, met with the newly appointed Director General of Moov Africa Burkina Faso, Mohamed Karim, to discuss the operator’s plans to deepen its collaboration with the government in advancing the country’s digital agenda.
The meeting, attended by Ragnang-newindé Isidore Tiemtoré, Minister Special Adviser to the President on Good Governance and Anti-Corruption and Chairman of Moov Burkina Faso’s Board of Directors, focused on major projects aimed at expanding digital access, improving public service delivery, and fostering financial inclusion through mobile payment solutions.
Mr. Karim reaffirmed Moov Africa Burkina Faso’s role as a “citizen operator,” emphasizing the company’s commitment to accelerating structural projects that enhance the daily lives of Burkinabè citizens. He highlighted ongoing efforts to expand network coverage, particularly in rural and underserved areas, and to promote affordable high-tech services accessible to all.
The Director General also expressed appreciation for the government’s strategic vision for digital transformation, noting that Moov Africa’s roadmap aligns closely with the national strategy outlined by the Minister and the Head of State.
Priority initiatives discussed include the expansion of network infrastructure, digitalization of public administration, and promotion of mobile payment systems to reduce cash dependency and strengthen financial inclusion.
The meeting underscores the government’s continued engagement with private sector partners to build an inclusive, connected, and innovation-driven digital economy in Burkina Faso.

