Guinea secures USD60m investment to improve internet access


The Guinean government has secured USD60 million from the World Bank to improve internet access in the country, Guinee360 reports. The Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Digital Economy confirmed last Thursday that the funding is being provided as part of the World Bank’s Digital Transformation for Africa/West Africa Regional Digital Integration Program (DTfA/WARDIP). This project aims to bridge the digital divide, reduce the cost of internet services, promote competition among service providers, and improve underlying infrastructure to unlock new opportunities for employment.

Source: Connsupdate

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