Curaçao’s Aquatel joins CELIA subsea cable project

Posted on June 5, 2025 by Guest authors

Telecoms newcomer Aquatel has signed an agreement with Aruba telco Setar and the Curaçao government to connect Curaçao to the planned CELIA subsea cable that will connect various Caribbean islands to the US.

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