SOGET at the heart of Africa’s blue economy

Our teams were delighted to participate in the 2nd edition of the Youth Forum on the Blue Economy, organized by OPJEB in Madagascar, under the patronage of the Ministry of Fisheries and the Blue Economy. Our partner Airudi also made the trip.

Under the theme “Sustainable Blue Economy: ownership, performance, and innovation for the rebirth of Africa,” this edition brought together international delegations sharing the same vision: that of sustainable, inclusive blue growth driven by African youth.

SOGET spoke about the digitization of foreign trade, innovation, and the SOGET Academy, which already has more than 15,000 trained users in Africa.

We are proud to have received two awards:

• Technological Innovation Award
• Jury’s Favorite for our commitment to this event.

Beyond the conferences and business meetings, this forum highlighted the strategic importance of the blue economy for the future of the continent. Preserving and promoting marine resources means creating value, jobs, and a sustainable future for younger generations.

Madagascar occupies a geostrategic position in the Indian Ocean, on major global shipping routes. Its main port, Toamasina, handles more than 80% of the country’s maritime traffic.

The country is the world’s leading producer of vanilla and is a major exporter of seafood to Europe and Asia.

We are proud to contribute to this positive momentum.