Tabaarak ICT Solutions, a leading Somali technology company, has won the Service of the Year Award at the 2026 East African Community (EAC) Regional Quality Awards. The award was presented on November 2, 2026, in Kigali, Rwanda. The company competed against organizations from EAC member states, showcasing its capabilities and commitment to service quality. With nearly two decades of experience in the Information and Communication Technology sector, Tabaarak ICT Solutions has worked with government institutions, private-sector businesses, and organizations in Somalia and across the East African region.

The growing digital economy in East Africa is creating opportunities for technology companies to contribute to regional development and support businesses in adopting modern digital solutions. Tabaarak ICT Solutions' regional recognition highlights the company's contribution to the development of digital services and the modernization of organizational operations. The company's work spans different areas of technology, including software systems, digital platforms, mobile applications, web solutions, IT infrastructure, networking, cybersecurity, and technology consultancy.

Tabaarak ICT Solutions' award reflects the collective efforts of its employees and the confidence of its clients and partners. Delivering technology services across different sectors requires a combination of technical knowledge, effective collaboration, customer understanding, and a commitment to continuous improvement. The company's regional recognition is an opportunity to highlight the contribution of Somalia's technology sector to the wider East African digital landscape.

The company's achievement follows other significant quality milestones, including ISO 9001:2015 certification at the end of 2025 and the Somali National Quality Award in 2026. These achievements demonstrate Tabaarak ICT Solutions' commitment to maintaining quality standards while delivering services in an evolving technology environment. As East Africa continues to strengthen regional cooperation and expand its digital economy, the role of technology companies like Tabaarak ICT Solutions will remain essential.

Tabaarak ICT Solutions' work supports organizations in sectors where effective technology is increasingly important to improving efficiency, managing information, and delivering services. The company's experience reflects the growing contribution of Somali technology companies to the development of digital services and the modernization of organizational operations. As businesses and institutions across the region continue to invest in digital transformation, technology companies with practical experience and an understanding of local operating environments can play an important role in addressing emerging needs.

The regional award also highlights the importance of recognition at regional platforms, which provides an opportunity to showcase the capabilities, achievements, and contributions of companies operating across the region. Tabaarak ICT Solutions' achievement in Kigali represents an important milestone for the company and adds to the visibility of Somalia's contribution to regional technology and service excellence.

Tabaarak ICT Solutions is based in Mogadishu, Somalia, and continues to contribute to the development of the technology sector through its commitment to innovation, quality, and reliability. The company's regional recognition is a testament to its efforts to advance digital transformation, modernize operations, and improve service delivery across Somalia and the East African region.

Key points

  • Tabaarak ICT Solutions wins Service of the Year Award at 2026 East African Community Regional Quality Awards
  • The company's achievement reflects its commitment to quality and service excellence in the technology sector
  • The regional award highlights the growing contribution of Somali technology companies to the development of digital services in East Africa

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