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By installing thousands of kilometres of optical fibre and establishing a submarine landing station in Tartus, SilkLink offers the potential to link IMEC''s southern and eastern routes through
The government has reportedly been in talks with Zain, Etisalat, STC and Ooredoo for the project, which will expand Syria''s fibre-optic backbone and connect through Jordan, Saudi Arabia or
Syria Telecom, under the auspices of the Syrian Ministry of Communications and Technology, has reported to land the Medusa Submarine Cable System in Syria. The Medusa cable landing in Syria is
A joint venture between the Syrian government, US-based UNIFI, the Syrian Telecommunications Company, and Cyprus'' CYTA, Ugarit 2 is revitalizing a 30-year-old submarine
Fiber optic cable specifications, installation methods, and scalable capacity management, including environmental durability against heat, humidity, and mechanical stress.
Syria''s telecommunications ministry has signed an agreement for the landing of the first international submarine cable to the country with Barcelona-based Medusa Submarine Cable
SilkLink is poised to spearhead this movement by introducing a national fibre network that promises faster internet speeds and improved access for all Syrians. This development is not just
All cables will be coiled on wooden drums, lagged with stout, closely fitting battens to effectively prevent damage to the cable during storage and transportation.
It serves as a splicing point for feeder cables to connect with distribution cables in FTTx backbone network systems. This closure integrates fiber splicing, storage, and cable management within a
The project will span approximately 4,500 kilometers of optical fibers, connecting the main Syrian cities (Damascus and Aleppo) with switching centers in Palmyra, and in the eastern and