As a result, the move will strengthen cooperation in three key areas including digital connectivity, digital finance and digital operations.
It enables both companies to work together to modernise network infrastructure, expand digital services and introduce new technologies to improve affordability, resilience and service quality across Axian Telecom‘s markets.
Through this partnership, the companies will focus on deploying scalable, future-ready technologies such as 5G, cloud-based networks, AI-driven operations and digital platforms.
Axian CEO, Hassan Jaber, said: “This partnership reflects Axian Telecom’s core values – long-term commitment, local empowerment, and responsible growth. By working closely with Huawei, we are reinforcing our ability to deliver high-quality digital services while building the digital capabilities Africa needs to compete and thrive in the global economy.”
Huawei Southern Africa region carrier business president, Gary Lu, said: “We are proud to deepen our strategic relationship with Axian Telecom.
“Together, we will bring advanced technologies and innovation to local markets, supporting sustainable development, improved connectivity and better digital experiences for people and businesses across Africa.”
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