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Recently, the Ministry of Technology, Communications and Innovation of Mauritius announced the bidding intention for the country's third submarine optical cable, with a planned investment of 2.
3 billion to 3.
3 billion rupees (about 65.
714 million to 94.
286 million yuan), which is planned to be completed and operated
in 2020.
Interested companies should submit a letter of
intent by November 9.
Mauritius has already built two submarine cables and hopes to further develop the communications industry and become a network hub
in the region.
After the implementation of the project, it is expected to create 15,000 jobs, create favorable conditions for enterprises in the fields of finance, accounting and cloud computing to settle in Mauritius, and attract foreign-funded enterprises to set up disaster recovery centers in Mao, which will greatly benefit the economic development
of Mauritius.
Experts estimate that for every 10% increase in internet access in the country, GDP will increase by 1.
68%.
(This article uses the real-time exchange rate: 1 yuan is equivalent to about 35 rupees)
Recently, the Ministry of Technology, Communications and Innovation of Mauritius announced the bidding intention for the country's third submarine optical cable, with a planned investment of 2.
3 billion to 3.
3 billion rupees (about 65.
714 million to 94.
286 million yuan), which is planned to be completed and operated
in 2020.
Interested companies should submit a letter of
intent by November 9.
Mauritius has already built two submarine cables and hopes to further develop the communications industry and become a network hub
in the region.
After the implementation of the project, it is expected to create 15,000 jobs, create favorable conditions for enterprises in the fields of finance, accounting and cloud computing to settle in Mauritius, and attract foreign-funded enterprises to set up disaster recovery centers in Mao, which will greatly benefit the economic development
of Mauritius.
Experts estimate that for every 10% increase in internet access in the country, GDP will increase by 1.
68%.
(This article uses the real-time exchange rate: 1 yuan is equivalent to about 35 rupees)
