1,639 km · 13 Landing Points · 1 Countries · Ready for Service: 1999
| Length | 1,639 km |
|---|---|
| Status | In Service |
| Ready for Service | 1999 |
| Landing Points | 13 |
| Countries | 1 |
| Location |
|---|
| Al Bayda, Libya |
| Al Khums, Libya |
| Benghazi, Libya |
| Brega, Libya |
| Derna, Libya |
| Misuratah, Libya |
| Ras Lanuf, Libya |
| Sirte, Libya |
| Tobruk, Libya |
| Tolmeta, Libya |
LFON (Libyan Fiber Optic Network) is a 1639 km long domestic submarine cable network that connects 13 coastal locations within Libya. The cable was ready for service in 1999, marking an important milestone in the country's telecommunications infrastructure.
The LFON has landing points at:
The LFON is owned by Libyan Post and the Telecommunications and Information Technology Company (LPTIC Holding).
The cable became ready for service in 1999. The status of the LFON is unknown.
The LFON connects various coastal cities within Libya, facilitating communication across the country. Libya, as a North African nation, has been working to enhance its domestic telecommunications infrastructure. Libyan Post and LPTIC Holding are key players in the local telecom sector, with operations spanning multiple regions of the country.
Libyan Post is the national postal service of Libya, responsible for mail delivery and related services across the country. The corridor generally serves intra-Libyan connectivity, enhancing the overall quality and speed of communications within the country.
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