The solution “IP Transit” of ITS Networks will allow Orange to offer 3G services, and faster internet connections, better for business
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Bangui / Luxembourg, 15 June 2017 – The company SES (Euronext Paris and Luxembourg stock Exchange: USGE), and Orange central African republic, a provider of telecommunications services to leading companies and one of the leading operators of internet services and mobile, today announced that they have entered into an agreement to provide connectivity services in the central African Republic. Orange will use the solution “IP Transit” of ITS Networks to provide 3G services, and faster internet connections, better quality for the companies.
The solution will be provided by ITS Networks, and will use its fleet of satellites in medium earth orbit and its ground infrastructure extensive, allowing Orange central African republic to provide its customers with access to internet services with a speed and an availability that is unmatched so far in the country. Orange central African republic will contribute to improving the performance of the telecommunications sector, and will provide a comfort of use and a seamless connection to hundreds of thousands of central africans.
“Solution to satellite is ideal for a country like the central African Republic, given the constraints of land, in consequence, to a relative penetration of the internet. This new solution provides coverage and instant speed, allowing it to provide an access to the best business applications and a user experience without interruption to all customers in Orange central African republic, ” said Corinne LOZE, ceo of Orange central African republic. “We were the first operator to launch the 3G network, and we currently cover 10 cities throughout the country. We provide data services and mobile payment in four major cities of the country through the Orange Money service. We are delighted by our collaboration with ITS Networks and what it will bring to further improve the telecommunications sector in the central African Republic. ”
“We are very pleased to partner with Orange central African republic for this very important project in the central African Republic. It will allow us to leverage our expanded capabilities, both in space and ground, as well as the strong presence of Orange in this market, ” said Carole Kamaitha, Vice-President of ITS Networks in Africa. “Our joint efforts will provide new opportunities to local businesses and helping to bridge the digital divide by bringing connectivity services even in the most remote areas where ground infrastructure of telecommunications are insufficient. “
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