Cameroon: Camtel seals deal with Russian company to modernise services

Judith Yah Sunday

Leading telecommunications giant, Cameroon Telecommunications, Camtel, has reached a landmark deal with Russian group, InfiNet Wireless, one of the world’s largest privately-owned Broadband Wireless Access, BWA, development and manufacturing companies.

The Global broadband wireless access development and manufacturing company, Infinet Wireless, said it in a statement it had successfully negotiated several implementation projects within the Africa market, including with Camtel in Cameroon and another in Zimbabwe.

The deal with Camtel to modernise and expand broadband infrastructure across the country follows meetings between Infinet Chief Executive Officer, Dmitry Okorokov, and Technical Support Engineer, Ludovic Takam, of Cameroon along with the heads of companies from Egypt, Algeria, Bolivia, Nigeria, South Africa, Congo, Ethiopia and Cameroon at the Russia-Africa Economic Forum and Summit.

The Summit took place October 23 to 24 in Sochi, Russia.
According to a statement from Infinet Wireless, Camtel has agreed to create a pilot zone to modernise and expand the existing Camtel telecommunications
infrastructure using Infinet equipment. Okorokov said: « Infinet has been represented in the African market for a long time, so we are therefore familiar with the specifics of doing business with our specialized clients: telecom operators and Internet providers. At the forum in Sochi we demonstrated our solutions to a completely new audience, which includes companies from various sectors of the African region’s economy ».

« Participation in this event is very important for us …. African countries are of particular interest to Infinet because the continent is one of the most promising and fast-growing markets. Key areas for us are security and building a modern telecommunications infrastructure.
Infinet is ready to offer its competencies in this area through a range of tried and tested products suitable for the African environment, » he added.
In May 2019 ITWeb Africa reported that Camtel had announced it would open up shareholding to private and public entities – and that the company owns the South Atlantic Inter Link, SAIL fibre optic cable from Kribi in Cameroon to Fortaleza in Brazil.

It also partly owns the Nigeria-Cameroon Submarine Cable System, NCSCS, which runs from Kribi to the MainOne landing station in Lagos.
In the meantime, Camtel’s new partner, InfiNet Wireless, is in a unique position, being one of the largest privately owned Broadband Wireless Access, BWA, development and manufacturing companies in the world. Since its foundation, InfiNet Wireless has maintained consistent, organic growth primarily through its technology innovation and its ability to deliver complete customer satisfaction.

By listening to its customers over the past 20 years and using their feedback and expertise in our research and product development, the company says it has created a range of fixed wireless connectivity solutions that are a perfect fit – and therefore a natural choice – for global communication providers, corporations and governments who require uncompromised connectivity. InfiNet Wireless’s deep experience of radio frequency innovation – and translating that into the real world needs of customers – ensures that its products combine unsurpassed reliability and technical functionality, enabling the delivery of truly flexible wireless networks with unparalleled quality of service.

InfiNet Wireless’s innovative product developments are driven 100% by the needs of its customers and are designed to deliver real solutions within a wireless industry that all too often hides behind conformity and hype with the result that customers are left waiting far too long.
InfiNet Wireless’s customers are actively deploying and using the very latest innovative products with the confidence that they will also seamlessly integrate with tomorrow’s solutions. To date, InfiNet Wireless has forged a solid foundation in carrier grade fixed wireless installations, and has over 100,000 deployments from the plains of Siberia to the wilderness of the Sahara

The Guardian Post No 1765

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