Cross River State Partners with 3MTT to Ignite Tech Industry.

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In a move to propel the state's creative and digital economy, the Cross River State government has partnered with the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) initiative. This collaboration is set to empower Cross River's tech landscape.

Great Ogban, Director-General of the Cross River State Microfinance and Enterprise Development Agency (CRSMEDA), highlighted a multifaceted support system. This will encompass training programs, infrastructure development, and resource distribution through starter kits to jumpstart tech ventures.

"We're establishing a comprehensive database encompassing MSMEs across various sectors, including creative, digital, agricultural, and manufacturing," said Ogban. "By understanding our SMEs, we can effectively empower them."

Recognizing the importance of a strong foundation, the initiative will commence by creating a detailed database of tech enthusiasts and existing tech communities within the state.

Ogban concluded by inviting the 3MTT fellows and tech community to a July summit within the state. This event aims to foster deeper collaboration and accelerate business development in the tech sector.

This focus on cultivating a robust tech talent pool aligns perfectly with Cross River's vision of expanding its creative sector and fostering economic diversification.

Launched in November 2023, the 3MTT initiative is the world's leading talent accelerator program focused on technology.

Cross River State welcomes all interested individuals to participate in the forthcoming tech community engagement event in July. This event presents a golden opportunity to delve deeper into the 3MTT partnership and become a part of the state's flourishing tech scene. 



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