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Egypt Telecom and the Government of St.
Helena (SHG) have signed an agreement to connect
St.
Helena Island with Egypt Telecom's submarine cable system through the construction of the Equiano submarine cable system.
According to reports, this system connects Lisbon (Portugal) to Cape Town in South Africa, and plans to set up branch lines to connect to other African countries
.
The 1,140-kilometre feeder line connecting Egypt's telecommunications system with St.
Helena is expected to be completed and commissioned in early 2022 and will be built by Alcatel Submarine Network
.
It is reported that the ocean path survey of the Equiano cable was launched on July 8, 2019 at the landing site in Melkbosstrand (South Africa), and the entire line is designed with 9 branch points, located in the West African country
.
Jeremy Roberts, Fibre Project Manager at SHG, said: "This is an important milestone in the fibre project, and with the new submarine cable, we are connecting with international partners and are critical
to further improving the local international internet connection.
”
Egypt Telecom and the Government of St.
Helena (SHG) have signed an agreement to connect
St.
Helena Island with Egypt Telecom's submarine cable system through the construction of the Equiano submarine cable system.
According to reports, this system connects Lisbon (Portugal) to Cape Town in South Africa, and plans to set up branch lines to connect to other African countries
.
The 1,140-kilometre feeder line connecting Egypt's telecommunications system with St.
Helena is expected to be completed and commissioned in early 2022 and will be built by Alcatel Submarine Network
.
It is reported that the ocean path survey of the Equiano cable was launched on July 8, 2019 at the landing site in Melkbosstrand (South Africa), and the entire line is designed with 9 branch points, located in the West African country
.
Jeremy Roberts, Fibre Project Manager at SHG, said: "This is an important milestone in the fibre project, and with the new submarine cable, we are connecting with international partners and are critical
to further improving the local international internet connection.
”
