A major step forward in digital connectivity has been achieved in Solomon Islands, as the Ministry of Communication and Aviation of Solomon Islands (MCA), China Harbour Engineering Company Ltd.(CHEC), and Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd (Huawei) announce the successful commissioning of three key telecommunication towers.
These three towers belong to the Solomon Islands National Broadband Infrastructure Project (SINBIP), which is supported by China.
With these three new sites operational—Susuka (M10), TuTu (M9) in Choiseul Province, and Tonisafu (B133) in Malaita Province, SINBIP has commissioned 79 towers in total.
This helps to deliver reliable mobile network coverage to remote areas that were previously underserved, serving as a vital lifeline that empowers residents with essential digital services once out of reach.
The impact of project extends far beyond simple communication. Local students now gain access to online educational resources, improving their learning opportunities. Remote healthcare services become feasible, allowing villagers to consult medical professionals digitally.
Furthermore, the connection opens doors for local farmers and businesses to access broader markets, fostering economic growth and financial inclusion.
SINBIP stands as a testament to bridge the digital divide and support the socio-economic development of Solomon Islands.
– SINBIP Press
