Airtel Rwanda has entered into a strategic partnership with the National Cyber Security Authority (NCSA) to enhance cybersecurity skills and digital literacy among Rwandan youth.
Airtel Rwanda has joined forces with the National Cyber Security Authority (NCSA) through its Cyber Hub launching a collaborative effort under the Future Path Programme to enhance cybersecurity awareness and practical digital skills among young Rwandans.
The strategic initiative is designed to equip the younger generation with the cybersecurity knowledge and technological competencies necessary to safely navigate and contribute to Rwanda’s expanding digital economy.
Through the partnership, Airtel Rwanda and NCSA are combining resources to build robust capacity-building frameworks, ensuring that participants gain hands-on training to handle online security challenges and protect digital infrastructure.
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“Through our Future Path Programme, we are proud to partner with NCSA through the Cyber Hub to strengthen cybersecurity capabilities, develop practical digital skills and equip young Rwandans with the tools to thrive in the digital economy,”Chakrabarti said.
The cooperative venture aligns with broader national efforts to accelerate digital transformation while cultivating a secure, resilient online environment. While initial announcements established the partnership framework and core objectives, specific timelines, participant targets, and scheduling details for the rollout remain to be announced as the program progresses.
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