AXIAN Telecom Signs Partnership With Huawei

AXIAN Telecom and Huawei have signed a Strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Shanghai, marking a significant step toward advancing Africa’s digital transformation agenda and fostering inclusive, sustainable digital economies across the continent.

The agreement strengthens collaboration between the two companies across three core pillars: Digital Connectivity, Digital Finance, and Digital Operations. Through the partnership, AXIAN Telecom and Huawei will work jointly to modernize network infrastructure, expand access to digital services, and introduce next-generation technologies aimed at improving affordability, resilience, and overall service quality in AXIAN Telecom’s markets.

Under the MoU, the partners will prioritize the deployment of scalable and future-ready technologies, including 5G, cloud-based networks, AI-driven operations, and advanced digital platforms. These innovations are expected to enhance AXIAN Telecom’s ability to deliver reliable, secure, and high-performance services tailored to the evolving needs of individuals, enterprises, and public institutions.

“This partnership reflects AXIAN Telecom’s core values which are 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”, said Hassan Jaber, CEO, AXIAN Telecom

“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”, said Gary Lu, President, Huawei Southern Africa Region Carrier Business

The collaboration further positions AXIAN Telecom as a long-term technology partner to governments, enterprises, and communities across Africa. By strengthening digital infrastructure and expanding access to next-generation services, the partnership aims to drive digital inclusion, stimulate economic growth, and support the development of resilient, future-ready digital ecosystems throughout the continent.