ZTE says the project consisting of 128 communication sites was completed in three months. They employ wireless base station equipment supporting 800MHz and 900MHz bands.
The network offers 2G voice services for users in remote areas and supports 4G data services. Each site integrates solar energy and smart lithium batteries, enhanced with PowerPilot AI software.
ZTE claims the infrastructure will provide network access to 580,000 subscribers in rural areas.
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"The newly built communication sites will provide strong support for the economic and social development of Liberia's rural areas. Orange Liberia remains dedicated to offering convenient and high-quality communication services to its customers," stated Orange Liberia CEO Jean Marius Yao.
"Despite facing challenging conditions, including underdeveloped infrastructure and harsh climates, the delivery teams from both companies overcame numerous unforeseen obstacles to ensure the project's successful completion,” concluded ZTE Orange MEA account CEO Zhang Guanzhen.
