Beijing — The Mozambican publicly owned cellphone company Tmcel has agreed, with Chinese partners, to invest 153 million US dollars in state-of-the-art technologies.
An agreement signed in Beijing on Tuesday between Tmcel and the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, says that, in an initial phase 23 million dollars will come from the Mozambican company's own capital, resulting from the sale of assets that are not the main focus of its business.
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