Angola Cables and Orange have entered into an agreement to share infrastructure for the Djoliba Network in West Africa. This collaboration aims to provide businesses with improved access to efficient and secure digital and cloud services, addressing the growing demand in the gigabyte economy
By gaining access to the Djoliba network and leveraging Angola Cables’ robust submarine infrastructure, businesses will benefit from enhanced connectivity for accessing international markets. The agreement offers expanded traffic destinations across West Africa and other regions globally, enabling greater connectivity and facilitating business growth.
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Rui Faria, the Global Commercial Director of Angola Cables, emphasized the significance of this collaboration in meeting the needs of businesses and enabling them to leverage international markets more effectively. The partnership between Angola Cables and Orange is expected to enhance connectivity in West Africa and contribute to the development of the digital economy in the region.
