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Two of CWEIC’s Strategic Partners, CAMTEL and CAMWATER, have signed an agreement to amplify their collective impact, combine expertise to pave the way for faster, more cost-effective deployments of telecom and water services across the nation.

An agreement was signed at the Head Office of CAMTEL in Yaounde between the General Manager of CAMTEL, Judith Yah Sunday, and the General Manager of CAMWATER, Blaise Moussa.

The signing marks a significant milestone in the journey of Cameroon’s infrastructure development. “This isn’t just a signing ceremony, but a symbol of collaboration and progress”, Judith Yah Sunday said. The collaboration will expedite the deployment of telecom and water infrastructure which will particularly be beneficial in expanding services to underserved or remote areas where infrastructure development can be challenging and costly.

You know that our cities are expanding geographically and horizontally, our networks are submitted to high constraints, and we don’t have enough means to develop them, that is the aim of our convention which is seeking to optimize our intervention and also mutualize our capacities to be able to produce much more opportunities to the population”, Blaise Moussa told journalists at the end of the ceremony.

Beyond CAMTEL’s vision of becoming an innovative corporate citizen at the forefront of digital transformation in sub-Saharan Africa, and with the concession granted to the company for the deployment and operation of an electronic communications transport network that requires them to cover all the councils in the country by 2030, extending its network has become a key priority. Sharing infrastructure between CAMWATER and CAMTEL presents a compelling opportunity to enhance operational efficiency and achieve mutual benefits for both organisations and the communities they serve.