Press Release - Representatives of the Malagasy private sector during the presentation of the digital platform that will help them build business relationships.
Representatives of the Malagasy private sector during the presentation of the digital platform that will help them build business relationships.
Between now and early 2024, Malagasy companies will register and use the platform to showcase themselves to others on the network at no cost. They can also use the platform to tap data on targeted businesses and offer collaboration. After this period, the platform will be self-financed from annual subscription fees from its members.initiated by the African Development Bank.
Ingenosya, a digital transformation company in Madagascar, designed and developed the Mada Business Linkage platform
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