DAVOS, Switzerland - TelAve -- Hexillia announced today that it will be in Davos during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, participating in a series of leadership forums, curated gatherings, and private discussions alongside global decision-makers from business, policy, and media.

As global leaders convene to address long-term economic resilience, technological transformation, and shifting geopolitical dynamics, Hexillia's presence in Davos reflects its commitment to ensuring that emerging and growth regions—particularly across Africa and the Middle East—remain central to these conversations. The company's work across these regions has focused on building durable systems, fostering institutional trust, and supporting long-horizon development in environments undergoing rapid change.

During the week, Hexillia will take part in women-led leadership forums and invitation-only discussions across the broader Davos ecosystem. These include conversations convened in connection with leading global platforms and publications such as Forbes, Business Insider, and The Economist. These settings provide space for candid exchange among senior leaders shaping investment, policy, and innovation agendas across developed and emerging markets alike.

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Hexillia's engagement will focus on long-term leadership, responsible innovation, and the foundational infrastructure—technological, institutional, and human-required to support sustainable growth. Drawing on its experience in Africa and the Middle East, the company will contribute perspectives on how global frameworks and capital flows can be aligned more effectively with regional realities, local capacity-building, and long-term value creation.

"Davos brings together a unique concentration of leaders who are shaping decisions with long-term consequences," saidNikole Read, CEO of Hexillia. "For us, these conversations are directly connected to the work we do across Africa and the Middle East—regions where long-term thinking, patient capital, and responsible innovation can have transformative impact. Our focus is on contributing thoughtfully, particularly in settings where depth, discretion, and long-range perspective are valued."

Hexillia views Africa and the Middle East not as peripheral markets, but as central to the future of global growth, innovation, and resilience. Rapid demographic change, accelerating digital adoption, and expanding regional cooperation present both opportunity and responsibility. Through its work, Hexillia seeks to bridge global dialogue with on-the-ground execution, ensuring that insights exchanged in international forums translate into tangible, locally grounded outcomes.

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The Davos convening period offers an opportunity to strengthen relationships with policymakers, investors, and institutional partners whose decisions influence capital allocation and regulatory frameworks affecting these regions. By engaging in these discussions, Hexillia aims to advocate for approaches that balance ambition with accountability and innovation with trust—principles it sees as essential to long-term success in complex markets.

Hexillia's participation also underscores the growing importance of women-led forums within the Davos landscape. These gatherings play a vital role in shaping leadership narratives that are inclusive, pragmatic, and oriented toward durable impact—qualities that are particularly relevant in regions navigating structural transformation.

Ultimately, Hexillia's presence in Davos reflects a broader philosophy: that meaningful global progress is built through consistent engagement, careful listening, and the willingness to connect global decision-making with regional realities. The conversations held in Davos are not endpoints, but part of an ongoing dialogue that informs Hexillia's work across Africa, the Middle East, and beyond.