Ducab Group, one of the leading cable manufacturers in the UAE, has started exporting 220 kV high-voltage cables to Senegal, marking the first time the company has supplied this type of cable to the African country. This expansion is a strategic step in strengthening Ducab’s presence in Africa, making Senegal the 23rd African country to benefit from Ducab’s solutions.
Senegal Witnesses Growth in Electricity Demand
Senegal, which is experiencing significant growth in electricity demand, is currently undertaking a massive project to develop its energy infrastructure in the capital Dakar, aiming to meet its increasing needs. Through this partnership, Ducab is contributing to enhancing the capacity of the national electricity grid to meet these demands.
Ducab’s Role in the Project
Ducab is focused on supporting this vital project by providing high-voltage cables that ensure reliable performance for modern electrical systems. Charles Melagoui, CEO of Ducab’s Cable Business Unit, confirmed that this step reflects the group’s commitment to delivering products that meet the highest global standards and support sustainable energy goals in Africa.
Ducab’s Expansion in Africa
The expansion into Senegal is part of Ducab’s strategy to strengthen its presence in Africa, where it exports its products to several countries, including Angola, South Africa, Kenya, and Zimbabwe. With a presence in 75 global markets, Ducab continues to expand its operations to meet energy infrastructure needs worldwide, reflecting its commitment to achieving sustainable development.
Mutual Support Between the UAE and Africa
This expansion comes within the framework of enhancing cooperation between the UAE and African countries, as the UAE recently committed $4.5 billion to finance renewable energy projects in Africa, highlighting the strategic partnership between the two parties to achieve sustainable development and energy transformation.
Ducab: A Key Partner in African Energy Projects
Ducab continues to make tangible strides in supporting energy projects in Africa, once again proving its prominent role in cable manufacturing and sustainable energy solutions in global markets.