Bayobab Group has announced the acquisition of a crucial infrastructure license for Bayobab Cote d’Ivoire, marking a significant advancement in their mission to drive digital transformation
Ivorian connectivity revolutionised
This license includes terrestrial and subsea connectivity, enabling Bayobab Cote d’Ivoire to establish a robust data transmission network using fibre, satellite, and radio technologies.
The agreement was marked by the presence of Mohammed Aliyu, chief FibreCo officer of Bayobab Group, and Ibrahim Khalil Konaté, Minister of digital transition and digitisation.
The impact of this license goes beyond technology, aligning with the government’s strategic digital pillars to enhance public services and economic growth. By removing barriers for MNOs and ISPs, Bayobab fosters an environment for innovation and growth in Cote d’Ivoire’s digital ecosystem.
Bayobab is dedicated to connecting Africa through next-gen digital solutions. With our expanding fibre network, we serve a substantial African subscriber base as well as global customers.
Mohammed Aliyu, chief FibreCo Officer, Bayobab Group, stated, "This pivotal license marks a milestone in our digital transformation journey, positioning us to revolutionise connectivity and foster innovation nationwide."
Florent Guede, managing director of Bayobab Cote d’Ivoire, added, "With a population eager to embrace digital adoption, Cote d’Ivoire is poised to advance technology and accessibility across the nation."
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