Libyaobserver.Ly Ozone Group Launches Telecommunications Initiative in Benghazi
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- •Ozone Group aims to develop Libya's telecommunications infrastructure.
- •The Medusa submarine cable will connect Libya to international networks.
- •A pilot 5G network is expected by the end of 2026.
Ozone Communications Group was inaugurated in Benghazi on October 18, 2026, aiming to enhance Libya's digital infrastructure. The event was attended by key Libyan officials and marked the arrival of the Medusa submarine cable, which connects Libya to international networks. Ozone Group plans to build a 16,000-kilometer fiber-optic network and establish a Tier III data center, with a pilot 5G network expected by the end of 2026. Chairman Faisal Gergab stated that the project aims to connect Libya with neighboring landlocked countries, enhancing internet access and economic opportunities. The initiative is supported by major private banks and aims to diversify Libya's economy beyond oil. The municipal council chairman praised the cable's potential to strengthen communications across the region.
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