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The Benin government has signed a $40 million concessional loan agreement with China to implement the Reseau Haut Debit (PDRHD) fiber optic network project
.
The PDRHD project includes the deployment of a fiber network spanning 688.
9 km: 484.
1 km of backbone connecting Mono, Zou, Collines, and Nord Benin, and 204.
8 km of metro fiber
in ten cities.
This new initiative follows the completion of the Telecommunications Infrastructure Development Plan (PDI2T) project, which laid about 2,000 kilometers of fiber optic network
in Benin.
This is not the first time China and Benin have cooperated to fund broadband projects
.
Six years ago, China loaned $69 million at a concessional rate to finance a similar telecommunications infrastructure project
.
Benin's President Patrice Talon, launched the Broadband Network Densification Project in May 2016 to develop digital infrastructure
with the help of China, Beninsite.
net reported.
Its completion has enabled a complete transformation and improvement of Benin's telecommunications network
.
The second phase will promote the access and application development of network users by improving and expanding the reliability of large urban backbone networks and metro networks, and the nationwide coverage of the network will be significantly improved
.
The Benin government has signed a $40 million concessional loan agreement with China to implement the Reseau Haut Debit (PDRHD) fiber optic network project
.
The PDRHD project includes the deployment of a fiber network spanning 688.
9 km: 484.
1 km of backbone connecting Mono, Zou, Collines, and Nord Benin, and 204.
8 km of metro fiber
in ten cities.
This new initiative follows the completion of the Telecommunications Infrastructure Development Plan (PDI2T) project, which laid about 2,000 kilometers of fiber optic network
in Benin.
This is not the first time China and Benin have cooperated to fund broadband projects
.
Six years ago, China loaned $69 million at a concessional rate to finance a similar telecommunications infrastructure project
.
Benin's President Patrice Talon, launched the Broadband Network Densification Project in May 2016 to develop digital infrastructure
with the help of China, Beninsite.
net reported.
Its completion has enabled a complete transformation and improvement of Benin's telecommunications network
.
The second phase will promote the access and application development of network users by improving and expanding the reliability of large urban backbone networks and metro networks, and the nationwide coverage of the network will be significantly improved
.
