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Somalia, IFC opens first technical working group on submarine cable infrastructure
Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia’s National Communications Authority and the International Finance Corporation opened the first Somalia Submarine Cable Landing Technical Working Group workshop on Monday.
Somalia’s National Communications Authority and the International Finance Corporation launched the first Somalia Submarine Cable Landing Technical Working Group workshop in Nairobi, Kenya.
What was announced
- The workshop aims to strengthen Somalia's submarine cable infrastructure by bringing together telecom operators, internet service providers, and technical experts.
- Discussions will focus on outage management, competition, infrastructure development, and the implementation of Somalia’s submarine cable regulatory framework.
- The session will identify practical measures to improve the reliability of Somalia’s international connectivity and reduce risks linked to cable disruptions.
Context
The workshop is part of the IFC-supported Somali Unlocking Sector Investment Project, aimed at enhancing the country's digital infrastructure.
““Submarine cables are the backbone of Somalia’s digital connectivity, supporting economic growth, innovation, and access to essential services.””
Why this matters: This initiative is crucial for improving Somalia's internet connectivity and supporting the growth of its digital economy.
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Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia’s National Communications Authority and the International Finance Corporation opened the first Somalia Submarine Cable Landing Technical Working Group workshop in Nairobi, Kenya on Monday.
The workshop brought together telecom operators, internet service providers and technical experts to strengthen the country’s submarine cable infrastructure.
The meeting was organized under the IFC-supported Somali Unlocking Sector Investment Project, also known as the Broadband Infrastructure Project.
Discussions are focused on outage management, competition, infrastructure development and implementation of Somalia’s submarine cable regulatory framework.
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