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PEACE

Pakistan & East Africa Connecting Europe (PEACE) is initially a 15,000 km submarine cable from Pakistan to France, extended from Pakistan to Singapore for an additional 6,500km, with main trunk landing in Singapore, Pakistan, Kenya, Egypt and France and branches to the Maldives, Malta, Cyprus, etc. 

The PEACE cable system is designed with the latest 200G transmission technology and WSS ROAMD BU technology, which provides the capability to transmit over 16Tbps per fiber pair servicing growing regional capacity needs.

This PEACE cable system substantially reduces network latency by adopting shortest direct route connectivity, providing cost-effective capacity in an economically growing region and enhancing route diversity between Asia, Africa and Europe.

PEACE is privately owned and invested by PEACE CABLE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK CO., LIMITED, a subsidiary of China-based HENGTONG Group,  and supplied by HMN Tech (formerly Huawei Marine). 

Cyta deploys its private ARSINOE cable system connecting Cyprus with France and Egypt, as part of the PEACE cable system.

GO deploys its private LaValette cable system connecting Malta with France and Egypt, as part of the PEACE cable system.

Zain Global Connect (ZGC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Zain Group, deploys its private Jeddah to Marseille (J2M) cable system connects Jeddah, Saudi Arabia to Marseille, France, as a subsystem of the PEACE cable system.

PEACE-MED, the Mediterranean segment of the PEACE cable system, including ARSINOE and LaValette, has been ready for service as of March 28, 2022.

 

PEACE Cable route

Title Published Date Hits
PCCW Global Deploys 25Tbps per Fiber Pair on PEACE cable System with Infinera’s Solutions 31-03-22 Hits: 644
Telkom Kenya Lands PEACE Cable in Mombasa 30-03-22 Hits: 525
PEACE-MED Mediterranean Section Goes Live 29-03-22 Hits: 501
PEACE cable lands in Seychelles, the second cable to Seychelles 15-03-22 Hits: 525
PEACE Cable Extends to Singapore and Maldives 03-03-22 Hits: 896
Orange, PCCW Global and PEACE Cable International jointly announce the landing of PEACE submarine cable in Marseille 20-10-21 Hits: 1237
PEACE Cable Deploys 25Tbps per Fiber Pair in Mediterranean Segment with Infinera 09-06-21 Hits: 954
PEACE Cable to Terminate at Interxion MRS2 Data Centre in Marseille 15-02-21 Hits: 1247
PEACE finished the first cable loading 08-12-20 Hits: 1565
Wet Plant Manufacture & Integration of PEACE Cable System Delivering in Advanced Stages 15-04-20 Hits: 1603

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