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As of 6th of April 2020, AWCC is proud to announce the full commissioning of its Ultra-Fast and Secure Fiber Optic Network reaching every region of Afghanistan and connecting Afghan people to the World.
The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has announced the approval of a project to lay 488 kilometers of fiber optic cable across Afghanistan.
The primary objective of Afghanistan''s fiber optic network project is to extend internet access to all 34 provinces and improve the quality and reliability of telecommunications services
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Afghan telecom also provides broadband services (internet) through its fiber to the ISPs, enterprises and other mobile operators. 25 provinces are connected through Afghan Telecom fiber optic network.
Scope: Deployment of a 1,200-km fiber optic backbone network integrating aerial, underground, and submarine routes to enhance national broadband connectivity and support 5G/FTTH rollout.
Once completed, the 4,600 Afghan Fiber Optic Ring (also known as the Afghan National Civil Optical Fiber Cable-OFC ring network) within the broader regional “Digital Silk Road” aims to improve
Scope: Deployment of a 1,200-km fiber optic backbone network integrating aerial, underground, and submarine routes to enhance national broadband connectivity
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Under OFC Backbone Ring Project of Afghanistan [as funded by the Government under Core Development Budget of Afghanistan], 21 Provincial capitals have been connected and made