A high-tech enterprise specializing in the research and development of optical fiber communications and manufacturing.
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A high-tech enterprise specializing in the research and development of optical fiber communications and manufacturing.
The company’s overseas team arrived on April 6 to complete booth setup and sample layout. During the exhibition period from April 7 to 9, our staff conducted one-on-one business talks with numerous pan-African telecom operators, system integrators, government procurement representatives and regional distributors.
Jointly organized by Morocco’s Ministry of Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, the Digital Development Agency (ADD) and Dubai World Trade Centre, GITEX AFRICA 2026 adopted the theme “Catalyzing Africa’s Digital Economy in the Age of AI”. The exhibition gathered tech enterprises from over 130 countries across Africa, Europe and the Middle East, focusing on fiber broadband, 5G infrastructure, data center interconnection, AI computing and smart city construction — all core business sectors of Kexint.
A full range of optical connection products were displayed at our booth, including fiber jumpers, optical transceivers, ODF distribution frames, FTTH passive components, high-density data center wiring and customized transmission accessories. All items are customized to adapt to Africa’s complex local operating scenarios, enabling long-distance signal transmission and large-scale, cost-efficient deployment for national broadband construction projects.
In the three-day exhibition, we had in-depth communication with industry buyers from Morocco, Algeria, Nigeria, Egypt, Tunisia and other regions, discussing exclusive regional distribution, bulk equipment procurement and long-term project cooperation. Our team also participated in industry seminars to learn about local digital transformation policies and official telecom bidding information.
This exhibition brought abundant cooperation intentions, laying a solid foundation for Kexint to deepen local partnerships and further expand market share in Africa’s booming fiber communication market.
