Tunisia inaugurates a new submarine cable – is there more to come?

Posted on March 12, 2024 by Guest authors

Last week’s inauguration of Tunisia’s Ifriqiya submarine cable is part of a wider plan to boost the country’s international connectivity, according to a number of reports.

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