China Enterprise delivered the country's first national data center to Malawi

On July 21, Huawei, a Chinese technology company, delivered to the country's first national data center to the Malawi government in the second largest city of Malawi. This data center will be operated by Malaysia in the future.

Malawi President Cha Kevila signed on behalf of Malaysia and received the national data center. (Figure at Huawei)

At the delivery ceremony, Malawi President Cha Kevila received the National Data Center on behalf of Malaysia. He said that the National Data Center is a key component of Malawi's "digital future" plan, which helps reduce government administrative costs and better manage and protect data. "The completion of the National Data Center will help Malawi occupy a place in the fourth industrial revolution."

Malawi Information and Digital Minister Cadako said that the National Data Center will provide a reliable physical and virtual information technology environment to help Malawi meet the needs of new markets and customers. Based on the national data center, Malawi will build a secure information and communication technology ecosystem. He thanked Huawei for bringing advanced technologies to Malawi and delivering the project in a timely and high quality.

According to reports, the National Data Center delivered this time is located in Brantel. It is an integral part of the second phase of the Malawi Optical Fiber Backbone Network. The project provides funding support by China Import and Export Bank.

Chen Lei, president of the African Ministry of Africa in southern Huawei, said at the delivery ceremony that Huawei will provide free information communication technology training for 100 outstanding students in Malawi through the "Future Seed Plan" this year. (Source: Xinhua News Agency)

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