Telecel Ghana and Huawei Ghana inked a new framework contract at the recent Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona with the aim of fostering collaboration and partnership in order to enhance the nation’s network coverage and experience.
The new agreement is in line with Telecel’s mission to spearhead Africa’s digital transformation by bringing people together through creative, locally produced and sustainable connectivity solutions and spurring technical breakthroughs that open the door to a prosperous, networked continent.
It also embodies Huawei’s goal of enabling digital technology for every individual, household, and business in order to create a fully connected and intelligent world.
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This shows their everlasting confidence in the future of Ghana’s telecom sector as well as their dedication to one another.
Working together since 2023 to launch over 500 4G+ sites in record time, the two sides have come to the agreement that telecom plays a crucial role in moulding modern society.
The agreement shows Telecel Ghana’s dedication to enhancing hotspot capacity, coverage, and general 4G service availability.
Ing. Patricia Obo-Nai, CEO of Telecel Ghana, reaffirmed Telecel’s dedication to working closely with Huawei to leverage cutting-edge technologies and unparalleled knowledge to accelerate the development of contemporary network architecture and intelligence.
This mutually beneficial alliance is set to open up previously unimaginable possibilities and bring consumers into a new era of unmatched, top-notch mobile connectivity.
Based on a strong partnership with Telecel Ghana, Samuel Chen, CEO of Carrier Business at Huawei Southern Africa, stated that Huawei is firmly committed to accelerating the development of mobile data and fixed broadband. The MD of Huawei Ghana, Tommy Liang, highlighted the potential of the FinTech ecosystem to spur economic growth and drive innovation.
