Techafricanews Guinea Joins Medusa Africa Submarine Cable Project for Enhanced Connectivity
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- •Guinea signed a C&MA for the Medusa Africa submarine cable on May 11, 2026.
- •The project aims to enhance digital infrastructure and reduce reliance on single connectivity routes.
- •The Medusa cable will connect multiple regions, improving internet capacity and stability.
On May 11, 2026, Guinea signed a Construction and Maintenance Agreement (C&MA) for the Medusa Africa submarine cable, marking its second international subsea link. This agreement, signed by Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah and GUILAB's CEO Ahmed Karifa Diawara, aims to enhance Guinea's digital infrastructure and reduce reliance on a single cable. The Medusa cable will connect Europe, North Africa, West Africa, and the Middle East, improving internet capacity and stability. The project is part of Guinea's vision to become a digital hub in West Africa, ensuring better connectivity for citizens and businesses. The agreement also initiates marine surveys and operational preparations for the cable's landing in Conakry. This strategic investment is expected to bolster the national economy and cybersecurity efforts. The project aligns with the Simandou 2040 vision, emphasizing the importance of critical digital infrastructure.
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