The company announced its entry into the Rwandan market through Visiontech PLG Rwanda entity, which will officially launch during the Visiontech PLG Rwanda Launch Summit scheduled for Thursday, December 28, 2026, at Kigali Convention Centre.
Established in 2003 and headquartered in Dubai, Visiontech Systems International LLC is an IT systems integrator and technology solutions provider with more than two decades of experience delivering enterprise digital transformation projects for governments and private sector institutions.
The company said Rwanda was chosen deliberately because of its progressive digital governance model, encompassing smart city programs, e-government services, and open innovation ecosystems.
In a statement, Visiontech PLG Chief Executive Officer Aliasgar Dohadwala said Rwanda’s long-term vision for technology-driven growth aligns closely with the company’s expansion ambitions.
“Rwanda represents more than a new market for us; it represents alignment with a national vision for digital-first growth. At Visiontech PLG, we are not here to participate in transformation; we are here to help accelerate it with secure, scalable, and intelligent technology foundations,” he said.
The company plans to position itself as a strategic technology partner for both government institutions and enterprises seeking to modernise digital infrastructure and strengthen cybersecurity resilience.
Its focus areas in Rwanda include public sector digital transformation, secure cloud and data sovereignty frameworks, AI-powered citizen services, and national digital infrastructure projects.
Visiontech PLG also intends to introduce advanced technology solutions centred on Zero Trust cybersecurity architecture, cloud-native and containerised workloads, Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations (AIOps), Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), and predictive cyber threat intelligence.
According to the company, the Kigali summit will bring together technology leaders, policymakers, government stakeholders, and enterprise decision-makers to discuss the future of Rwanda’s digital economy and explore collaboration opportunities in emerging technologies.
The expansion comes as Rwanda continues to position itself as a regional technology and innovation hub, attracting international firms seeking a stable regulatory environment, strong digital governance policies, and growing investment in ICT infrastructure.
Visiontech PLG described the Rwanda launch as an “inflection point” in its global evolution and a foundation for broader African growth ambitions.
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