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Bissau to be connected to the ACE submarine communication cable

Bissau to be connected to the ACE submarine communication cable

Investors immigrating to Bissau have been informed by Geraldo Martins, Minister of Economy and Finance of Guinea-Bissau, that the country will be connected to the ACE submarine communication cable within two years. Geraldo Martins stated that the World Bank will provide Guinea-Bissau with a $35 million concessional loan to help strengthen the country's communication infrastructure.

Bissau Conducts Annual Assessment of Marine Resources

Bissau Conducts Annual Assessment of Marine Resources

Guinea-Bissau is a West African nation located along the North Atlantic coast, rich in fishery resources. Recently, a Mauritanian marine research vessel arrived in Guinea-Bissau to conduct a valuation assessment of marine resources within the Guinea-Bissau Exclusive Economic Zone. The assessment includes an analysis of the species and quantities of fish, crustaceans, and cephalopods.

Guinea-Bissau National Telecom Signs Network Upgrade Service Contract with Huawei

Guinea-Bissau National Telecom Signs Network Upgrade Service Contract with Huawei

Guinea-Bissau is a country with significant investment potential, rich in natural resources and with broad investment prospects. Friends immigrating to Guinea-Bissau can not only enjoy the beautiful natural scenery but will also soon experience modern upgraded network services, making the communication environment more conducive to living and investing. In recent years, Guinea-Bissau has made substantial investments in national telecommunications.

Bissau to Implement Incentive Policies to Encourage the Development of the Postal Sector

Bissau to Implement Incentive Policies to Encourage the Development of the Postal Sector

On October 9, World Post Day, the Director General of the Guinean Postal Authority, Filomeno, announced that the country is preparing to formulate relevant incentive laws and policies to encourage the development of the postal sector, including the establishment of a postal regulatory authority to break the monopoly of public services, in order to attract more private enterprises to participate in public services.