Telecel Group, Huawei Sign $70m MOU to Modernise Ghana’s Telecom Network
Telecel Group and Huawei Technologies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on a USD 70 million network modernization and digital infrastructure project aimed at accelerating Ghana’s telecom innovation and expanding nationwide connectivity.
The agreement establishes a framework for cooperation on the Telecel Ghana Rollout Project, a multi-phase initiative designed to upgrade network capacity and deliver next-generation digital services to both consumers and enterprises across the country.
Implementation of the project commenced in November 2025, marking the official start of phased network upgrades across key regions.
Strengthening Strategic Partnership
Commenting on the development, Telecel Group Chief Operating Officer, Malek Atrissi, described the MOU as a major step in the Group’s strategic partnership with Huawei.
“This MOU represents a significant step forward in our long-standing collaboration with Huawei. It aligns with our mission to advance digital infrastructure and innovative services in Ghana while supporting sustainable growth,” he stated.
Telecel Ghana Chief Executive Officer, Patricia Obo-Nai, also underscored the project’s importance to the company’s growth strategy.
“This partnership marks an important milestone in our mission to deliver world-class digital experiences to our customers. Huawei’s proven expertise and technology leadership will help us enhance capacity, reliability, and innovation within Ghana’s telecom landscape,” she noted.
Huawei’s Commitment to Digital Transformation
In a statement, Huawei reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ghana’s digital transformation agenda.
“We are proud to strengthen our long-term partnership with Telecel and contribute to Ghana’s digital transformation. This MOU reflects our shared vision of building an intelligent, inclusive, and connected future,” Huawei stated.
Advancing Africa’s Digital Ecosystem
The signing of the MOU highlights both companies’ shared ambition to strengthen Ghana’s telecom infrastructure and promote sustainable digital growth across Africa’s connectivity ecosystem.
The partnership is expected to drive innovation in broadband technology, improve network resilience, and expand access to advanced digital services nationwide.
