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Fibre in the Gulf (FIG) subsea cable system UAE landing

Sector: Telecommunications • Location: United Arab Emirates

Source: Total Telecom

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Ooredoo Group and du have partnered to land the Fibre in the Gulf (FIG) subsea cable system in the UAE. FIG is the largest subsea cable system in the GCC, designed to deliver up to 720Tbps capacity across 24 fibre pairs, connecting Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, and Oman. The UAE landing at du's cable station enhances the system's architecture, providing diversified data routing

Status
Under Construction
Sector
Telecommunications
Location
United Arab Emirates
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Total Telecom

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The project “Fibre in the Gulf (FIG) subsea cable system UAE landing” is an infrastructure initiative in the Telecommunications sector, located in United Arab Emirates. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Total Telecom.

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Ooredoo Group and du have partnered to land the Fibre in the Gulf (FIG) subsea cable system in the UAE. FIG is the largest subsea cable system in the GCC, designed to deliver up to 720Tbps capacity across 24 fibre pairs, connecting Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, and Oman. The UAE landing at du's cable station enhances the system's architecture, providing diversified data routing and strengthening regional and intercontinental connectivity between the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.

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United Arab Emirates (UAE)

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2026-05-15

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