Petra.Jo NaiTel and MEDUSA Enhance Connectivity Between Jordan and Europe
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- •NaiTel and MEDUSA signed an agreement to enhance connectivity from Jordan to Europe.
- •The Coral Bridge cable will serve as a direct route for MEDUSA's submarine network.
- •Colocation capacity will be established at Aqaba Digital Hub to support international connectivity.
NaiTel and MEDUSA Submarine Cable System signed a strategic agreement to enhance international connectivity between Jordan, Europe, and North Africa. This collaboration will create a direct connectivity route from Aqaba to Europe through the Coral Bridge cable, establishing a new access point to the MEDUSA network. MEDUSA will also set up colocation capacity at the Aqaba Digital Hub, facilitating access to its high-capacity submarine network. Eyad Abu Khorma, CEO of Aqaba Digital Hub, emphasized the importance of this partnership in strengthening the connectivity ecosystem in the region. The MEDUSA system aims to link multiple landing sites across Europe and North Africa, with the first segment already operational since June 2026. This initiative is expected to support the growing digital economy in Jordan and the wider Middle East.
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