Airtel supports Annual Medical Conference with digital connectivity  

MOSHI: Airtel Tanzania has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Tanzania’s healthcare sector by sponsoring internet connectivity at the 31st Annual Medical Conference, organized by the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre (KCMC).

The three-day conference, held from 7 to 9 January this year brought together over 500 doctors and medical professionals from Tanzania and neighboring countries, providing a vital platform for continuous medical education, collaboration, and knowledge exchange.

As the main connectivity sponsor, Airtel Tanzania provided free, high-speed and reliable internet access throughout the event to ensure uninterrupted digital engagement.

Speaking during the conference, Prof Daudi Rajab Mavura, Principal of the Regional Training Centre at KCMC, acknowledged Airtel’s contribution, noting the impact of reliable connectivity on the success of the event.

“We would like to thank Airtel Tanzania for supporting our 31st conference for continuous medical education. This is the first time we have been able to access stable internet connectivity throughout the conference, which significantly enhanced learning, presentations, and professional collaboration,” he said.

Through an on-site Airtel-branded booth, Airtel Tanzania also showcased its digital and financial solutions, including eSIM activation, internet connectivity demonstrations, Lipa Namba registration, and other mobile financial services tailored to support healthcare institutions and professionals.

Commenting on the partnership, Faustin Michael Mtui, representing Airtel Tanzania, said the initiative reflects Airtel’s broader commitment to national development through technology.

“At Airtel Tanzania, we believe that reliable digital connectivity is a critical enabler for healthcare delivery and professional collaboration. By supporting this conference, we are ensuring that all 500 medical professionals attending this conference can seamlessly share knowledge, access digital resources, and focus on improving patient outcomes,” he said.

Airtel Tanzania’s support of the conference forms part of its wider Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) agenda, focused on leveraging technology to improve access, efficiency, and impact within essential sectors such as healthcare, education, and financial inclusion.