Aminata Zerbo-Sabané

Aminata Zerbo-Sabané attended a technical high school in Abidjan. She earned her baccalaureate in 2000 and pursued higher education at the École supérieure d'information in Burkina Faso. Obtaining a degree in computer engineering with a specialization in programming analysis in 2003, followed by a computer design engineering degree in 2006, she then enrolled at École Polytechnique de Montréal in Canada. In 2015, she received her doctorate in computer engineering. Joining Joseph-Ki Zerbo University in 2017 as a teacher-researcher in computer science, she co-initiated and served as deputy coordinator of the university's digital incubator, incub@UO,^[1] which fosters and supports student startup projects.^{[citation needed]}

Before assuming the position of Minister of Digital Transition, Posts, and Electronic Communications,^[2][3] she served as the director of the National Agency for the Promotion of Information and Communication Technologies (ANPTIC).^[4]

Aminata Zerbo-Sabané coordinates various sectoral projects, including the e-Burkina project,^[5] the ICT development support project, and the unique identification project for regional integration and inclusion in West Africa (WURI).^[6][7] She is actively involved in professional and scientific associations, serving as a member of IEEE Burkina (an international scholarly society focusing on research in electronic and computer systems) and the network of teachers and researchers in computer science of Burkina (Rcif).^{[citation needed]}