International connectivity and 5G in Ozone’s plan
LIBYA – Faisel Gergab, chairman of the board of the Ozone Communications and Technology Group, has announced the group’s official launch, coinciding with the arrival of the Medusa submarine cable, describing the move as the first step in realising a vision for Libya’s role in the future of telecommunications and technology, and the start of a new phase of work and responsibility.
A vision to link Europe and Africa digitally
In a post on his Facebook page, Gergab said Libya has the potential to become a digital hub linking Europe and Africa, stressing that Libyans deserve advanced infrastructure that gives them wider opportunities to learn, work, innovate and compete.
Fibre-optic networks, data centres and 5G
He explained that the group is building an integrated system that starts with international connectivity services, fibre-optic networks, data centres and 5G technologies, and extends to supporting entrepreneurship, developing skills and opening pathways to international education.
Tangible impact on individuals, businesses and services
He said the aim of these projects is to make a tangible difference to citizens’ lives, support business growth and help institutions deliver better services, while building a digital economy that opens up opportunities for future generations.
He added that the group’s ambitions are great, but its confidence in the abilities of Libyans is greater still, and expressed his hope of working with partners to build this digital economy.
Thanks to partners and a commitment to delivery
Gergab thanked the Ozone team, its partners and everyone who had placed their trust in the group and contributed to its launch, stressing that this was only the beginning of a journey whose success would require sustained work and a commitment to delivering what had been announced.
