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03 March 2021 | Sponsored Statement Cairo, 3 March 2021: Telecom Egypt, Egypt’s first integrated telecom operator and one of the largest subsea cable operators in the region, announces its plans to launch Hybrid African Ring Path (HARP) by 2023, a new subsea system that will outline the African continent, forming the shape of a harp.
It will connect coastal and landlocked African countries to Europe through the company’s widespread terrestrial and subsea infrastructure. Through HARP, Telecom Egypt will offer a wide range of capacity solutions, up to dark fiber, based on a layer two and layer three architecture that can connect multiple points on the system to one another.
This year has brought many unexpected challenges for us all.
In the midst of the pandemic however, we overcame these challenges and obstacles, and actually had an amazing and successful year. Dexatel is now one of the leading omnichannel solutions providers in the Cloud Communications industry: the company provides a wide range of services, Carrier services, SMS hubbing, A2P messaging and Voice Termination.
Let’s recap on some of the major highlights of our achievements in 2020.
Dexatel featured on Financial Times
Spring started off with a very good news, when we found out that our company was to be featured on Financial Times as one of the top growing companies in the EU among 1000 enterprises. FT, along with Statista, conducted a series of analyses, and published a list of European companies with the highest compound annual growth rate in revenue. It’s always gratifying to be recognized for your achievements and contributions to the industry. Cloud communications se