Nigeria’s burgeoning technology sector is set for a significant boost on the global stage as Zinox Technologies, a leading integrated tech solutions company, prepares to represent the nation at VivaTech Paris 2025. This invitation, extended in collaboration with Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy, is a powerful endorsement of Zinox’s two-decade track record in delivering crucial digital infrastructure and innovative enterprise solutions across Nigeria and other African countries.
The four-day event, scheduled from June 11–14, 2025, is a premier global gathering that attracts a diverse array of startups, established corporations, investors, and tech luminaries. Zinox’s presence, complete with its dedicated booth, will serve as a vital platform for engaging with international players. This provides an invaluable opportunity to showcase Nigeria’s evolving digital capabilities through Zinox’s flagship projects and solutions.
“Zinox embodies the kind of indigenous innovation the world needs to see more of — practical, scalable, and deeply rooted in local challenges,” remarked an international event lead, expressing enthusiasm for Zinox’s participation. “It’s a unique opportunity to place African tech at the center of global conversations.” This highlights a key gain for Nigeria: increased visibility and recognition for its home-grown technological advancements.
Zinox’s formidable reputation has been meticulously built on its ability to execute high-impact, often mission-critical tech projects for both public and private sectors. The company is renowned for powering a significant portion of government and corporate tech infrastructure, deploying highly integrated ICT projects, and partnering with global manufacturers through its iPower renewable energy solutions. Notably, Zinox is credited with playing a pivotal role in Nigeria’s transition from an analogue to digital democracy, in addition to numerous other critical projects for prominent entities like Chevron, Shell, FIRS, CBN, NPC, and various educational institutions.
Zinox’s inclusion at VivaTech signals growing international interest in Nigeria’s digital innovation and infrastructure narrative, particularly from companies that have achieved success domestically. This global spotlight will not only validate Nigeria’s tech prowess but also open doors for increased foreign investment and collaborations, ultimately accelerating the growth of the local tech ecosystem.