Gabriella Leelee Enchill took part in Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology’s Archipelago’25 Tech Expo in Moscow.
Gabriella Leelee Enchill (Research intern at International Laboratory for Social Integration Research) engaged in Archipelago ’25 Tech Expo at Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology. The forum was held on 7th-17th August, 2025; themed “Within the Framework of the International Forum on the Development of Unmanned Systems”.
ILSIR Research Intern Gabriella Leelee Enchill took part in the technology exhibition "Archipelago’25" at Skoltech.
Gabriella Leelee Enchill took part in the technology exhibition "Archipelago 25" at the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology. The forum was held from 7 to 17 August 2025 under the theme "Within the framework of the international forum on the development of unmanned systems."
The technology exhibition "Archipelago 25" became the largest event for technology developers, manufacturers and operators from all over the world, gathered in the innovation center "Skolkovo". The event brought together more than 26,000 participants (leading experts, developers, scientific community, government officials and business representatives), as well as more than 1,000 exhibitors from over 60 countries, who presented their innovations and took part in discussion forums on an exhibition area of 10,000 square meters.
Gabriella was one of the speakers representing West Africa, sharing Ghana's development outlook and key industries that need technology support and investment to achieve technological revolution in the economy. This highlighted the key role that technology and innovation play in accelerating economic growth and social progress.
Several international discussion forums have formed modern and promising paradigms for advancing technological development strategies, offering solutions to emerging key problems. The main mission became to promote sustainable development through innovative research and international cooperation.
Discussion forums and competitions included topics on energy storage devices, sensors (drones and satellites), investment sessions, artificial intelligence, robotics and unmanned technologies in urban housing and communal services, as well as methods of attracting capital for investment in projects, business models and business development strategies.
Key topics discussed included the integration of digital solutions to improve trade logistics, the role of research and development in policy formation, and strategies to support start-ups and entrepreneurship, which is particularly important for Ghana’s youth.
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