• The Diamniadio Digital Technology Park will open in March 2026.
• The 12.5-hectare site will host tech firms, research centers, and training hubs.
• The project is part of Senegal’s New Technological Deal to boost digital jobs. 

Senegal’s Digital Technology Park (PTN), designed as a major hub for innovation in Diamniadio, will become operational by March 2026, Minister of Communication, Telecommunications, and Digital Affairs Alioune Sall announced on November 3, 2025 during a working visit marking the official restart of construction.

Covering 12.5 hectares in its first phase, the PTN is set to become an integrated digital city hosting three towers for tech companies, a research and innovation center, a start-up incubator, an audiovisual production facility, and a training center to enhance local digital skills. The minister stressed the importance of adhering to the construction timeline and tasked the Operational Coordination and Monitoring Office (BOCS) with ensuring rigorous supervision of the project’s progress.

Initially launched under the “Digital Senegal 2025” program, the project was delayed due to technical and administrative hurdles. Its relaunch now falls under the New Technological Deal, a national strategy aimed at accelerating digital transformation, creating 150,000 direct jobs, and supporting over 500 start-ups by 2034, according to the Ministry of Digital Affairs.

Located near Diamniadio’s urban hub and key national infrastructure, the PTN forms part of Senegal’s broader effort to promote balanced territorial development.

Through this initiative, the government seeks to build a vibrant digital ecosystem centered on research, innovation, and training, while fostering collaboration among public, private, and academic stakeholders. The park is also expected to attract foreign investment in emerging technologies and strengthen Senegal’s competitiveness in the regional digital economy.