50 YEARS OF MOZAMBIQUE INDEPENDENCE
"Innovating is not just using technology to our advantage; it is above all promoting a paradigm shift. "
Edilson Alberto
The Executive Director of Techsolutions, Edilson Alberto, participated, on Thursday, 19 June 2025, in the Conference "Economic Independence: 50 years of Freedom, 50 years of Opportunities", promoted by the National Association of Young Entrepreneurs (ANJE) of Mozambique, in the context of the celebration of 50 years of national independence. The ceremony took place at the Joaquim Chissano International Conference Center and featured prominent personalities from the political, economic and associative sectors, including the President, His Excellency Daniel Chapo.
In a symbolic moment of historical significance, the Head of State addressed those present with an intervention focused on the decisive role of youth in the construction of the future of Mozambique. It stressed the need for active citizen participation and reiterated the call for youth to take the lead in the transformation of the country, through concrete initiatives, including the creation of sustainable and innovative businesses that meet the real needs of Mozambican communities.
In the margins of the event, Edilson Alberto stressed the centrality of technology as a lever for the economic and social development of the country. He also stressed that real innovation lies in the ability to break with outdated models, welcoming new ways of thinking and acting. "Mozambican youth needs to embrace innovation not only as a tool, but as a transformative philosophy," he said.
In the margins of the event, Edilson Alberto stressed the centrality of technology as a lever for the economic and social development of the country. He also stressed that real innovation lies in the ability to break with outdated models, welcoming new ways of thinking and acting. "Mozambican youth needs to embrace innovation not only as a tool, but as a transformative philosophy," he said.
The event takes place in a few days from the official celebrations of Mozambique's Independence, and is a platform for reaffirming the role of young combatant yesterday, today entrepreneurial and tomorrow guardian of progress in the historical path of the country and the African continent.
Among those present, the Presidents of Angola’s ANJE also stood out, as well as delegations from various business organisations in the African and Portuguese private sector.
