Telecel Group and Huawei Technologies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to advance network modernisation and digital transformation in Ghana.
A statement said the MOU “establishes a framework for cooperation on the Telecel Ghana Rollout Project, a multi-phase initiative valued at approximately USD 70 million.”
The project, which commenced in November 2025, aims to enhance network performance and deliver next-generation digital services to consumers and enterprises across key regions of the country.
“For Telecel Group, this MOU represents a significant step forward in our long-standing collaboration with Huawei, the Group’s strategic partner across its different markets.
“It aligns with the Group’s mission to advance digital infrastructure and innovative services in Ghana, aligning with broader efforts to expand connectivity and drive sustainable growth,” said Malek Atrissi, Chief Operating Officer of Telecel Group.
Patricia Obo-Nai, Chief Executive Officer of Telecel Ghana, described the partnership as a milestone in the company’s mission to deliver world-class digital experiences.
“Huawei’s proven expertise and technology leadership will help us enhance capacity, reliability, and innovation within Ghana’s telecom landscape,” she said.
Huawei stated, “We are proud to strengthen our long-term partnership with Telecel and to contribute to Ghana’s digital transformation. This MOU reflects our shared vision of building an intelligent, inclusive, and connected future.”
The agreement outlines both organisations’ intent to enhance connectivity and support sustainable growth across Africa’s telecom sector.
Telecel Group is a telecommunications and technology company focused on Africa, with operations and investments across multiple markets. It develops initiatives to expand digital access and promote inclusive economic development.
