World-Link Communications, a licensed partner of Starlink, has officially launched operations in Sierra Leone, pledging to provide high-speed internet solutions across key sectors including maritime, healthcare, education, government, and mining.
Speaking at the launch event in Freetown, Martin Vasilev, Managing Director of World-Link Communications, emphasized the company’s commitment to bridging Sierra Leone’s digital divide and supporting national development goals.
“Sierra Leone is a country of immense potential, driven by a young, dynamic population and a vision for technological advancement. We are here with a mission: to build a connected future and empower communities,” Vasilev stated.
Supporting Sierra Leone’s Digital Transformation- World-Link Communications’ entry into the Sierra Leonean market aligns with the government’s Big Five Agenda, particularly in expanding digital infrastructure, public sector reform, and job creation in tech-driven industries.
Salima Monoma Bah, Minister of Communication, Innovation, and Technology, welcomed the partnership, noting that private sector involvement is critical to achieving the country’s digital ambitions.
“As we continue on this journey toward a truly connected future, the collaboration between the government and private sector is making digital transformation a reality,” Minister Bah said.
Bridging the Digital Divide- World-Link Communications operates as part of a global network of 140 companies, delivering cutting-edge communication solutions in multiple markets. The company specializes in tailored connectivity for industries that require reliable, high-speed internet to drive efficiency and innovation.
“A connected nation is an empowered nation,” Vasilev remarked. “We are here to help bridge the digital divide and ensure every sector has the connectivity it needs to thrive.”
With Sierra Leone’s growing demand for digital infrastructure, World-Link Communications aims to expand access to high-speed internet, enhance business productivity, and foster economic growth. The company’s entry marks a significant step toward modernizing connectivity in the country, reinforcing its role in Africa’s broader digital transformation.
Why Sierra Leone? – Explaining the company’s expansion decision, Vasilev highlighted the country’s strategic growth potential and commitment to digital progress.
“Many ask me, ‘Why Sierra Leone?’ The answer is simple: it’s a country with immense potential, a youthful population, and a vision for digital growth. We are proud to be part of this journey toward progress and innovation.”
As Sierra Leone advances its technological landscape, partnerships like that of World-Link Communications are expected to play a crucial role in shaping the country’s digital economy and future connectivity.
