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MTC expands beyond telecoms with Huawei enterprise partnership

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Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) has secured Huawei Enterprise Partner status, a move that will allow the company to provide advanced digital solutions to businesses, mines, banks and government institutions.

The partnership gives MTC access to Huawei’s enterprise technology portfolio, including cloud computing services, networking infrastructure, connectivity solutions and digital transformation platforms.

The development marks MTC’s continued push to diversify beyond its traditional telecommunications business and grow its presence in the enterprise technology market.

MTC Chief Brand, Marketing, Communications and Sustainability Officer Tim Ekandjo said the partnership strengthens the company’s ability to support sectors that are driving economic growth.

“This new development expands our partnership and allows MTC to have access to Huawei’s globally recognised enterprise portfolio, including connectivity solutions, cloud technologies, digital infrastructure, intelligent networking, and business transformation platforms,” he said.

According to Ekandjo, the partnership will improve MTC’s ability to design and deploy technology solutions for industries such as government, mining, oil and gas, financial services and the broader corporate sector.

The agreement means MTC will be able to market, implement and support a wider range of Huawei enterprise products and services in Namibia, potentially opening new revenue streams beyond mobile and data services.

The company said the partnership combines MTC’s local market presence with Huawei’s global technology expertise and is expected to contribute to Namibia’s digital transformation agenda.

The move comes as businesses and public institutions increasingly invest in digital infrastructure, cloud services, cybersecurity and intelligent networking solutions to improve efficiency and competitiveness.

MTC said the partnership supports its ambition of becoming an end-to-end technology solutions provider while helping to drive the country’s long-term economic development.

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