Comores Telecom Joins ARGeo-C11: Connecting the Comoros to Africa’s Energy Future
Moroni, Union of the Comoros — October 2026
From 19 to 24 October 2026, Moroni will host the 11th African Rift Geothermal Conference (ARGeo-C11), bringing together leading experts, decision-makers, researchers, investors, companies, financial institutions and development partners to explore the future of geothermal energy in Africa.
Under the theme “Unlocking Africa’s Geothermal Resource Potential: A Pathway to Sustainable Development,” ARGeo-C11 will provide a platform for knowledge sharing, investment opportunities, technical cooperation, innovation and strategic partnerships.
In this international gathering, Comores Telecom is joining the ARGeo-C11 dynamic, bringing an important dimension to the event: connectivity and digital transformation.
Comores Telecom: a national player at the heart of digital transformation
As a major telecommunications operator in the Union of the Comoros, Comores Telecom plays an important role in connecting people, businesses and institutions across the country.
The company provides mobile, fixed-line and Internet services and has continued to develop and modernize its telecommunications infrastructure.
In recent years, Comores Telecom has also highlighted its technological transformation, including the introduction of 5G and WTTx/NEMA Net, reflecting the growing importance of digital connectivity in the country's economic and social development.
This transformation creates a natural connection with ARGeo-C11.
Why does a telecommunications company have a place at a geothermal conference?
Because the energy transition and digital transformation are increasingly interconnected.
Modern energy projects rely on data, communications, digital systems, remote monitoring, technical collaboration and the rapid exchange of information.
During ARGeo-C11, researchers will present scientific work, companies will showcase technologies and solutions, investors will meet project developers, governments will discuss policies and institutions will explore new areas of cooperation.
All these interactions depend on the ability to connect people, knowledge and opportunities.
This is where the role of Comores Telecom becomes particularly relevant.
From connectivity to opportunity
By supporting ARGeo-C11, Comores Telecom has an opportunity to associate its brand with an international event focused on:
• renewable energy;
• innovation and technology;
• scientific research;
• investment;
• capacity building;
• African cooperation;
• sustainable development.
The conference will also provide opportunities for networking with government representatives, energy professionals, investors, researchers, development partners, technology providers and private-sector organizations.
For a national telecommunications company, this represents an opportunity to reinforce its positioning as an actor contributing to the country's broader digital and economic transformation.
A platform for national visibility and international engagement
ARGeo-C11 is not only a geothermal conference.
It is also a platform where different sectors can meet.
The event creates opportunities for companies and institutions working in:
Energy · Telecommunications · Digital Technology · Finance · Engineering · Construction · Transport · Tourism · Hospitality · Environment · Water · Agriculture · Education · Research
This broad ecosystem means that ARGeo-C11 offers opportunities well beyond the traditional geothermal sector.
A call to other national institutions and companies
The involvement of Comores Telecom also sends an important message to the wider national business community:
ARGeo-C11 is an opportunity for the Comoros as a whole.
Banks can explore opportunities related to financing and investment.
Insurance companies can engage with discussions around project and infrastructure risks.
Technology companies can showcase digital solutions.
Construction and engineering companies can connect with potential partners.
Hotels and tourism operators can benefit from international participation.
Universities can strengthen academic and professional networks.
Media organizations can contribute to the international visibility of the event.
Energy companies can engage directly with the African geothermal community.
And public institutions can use the conference as a platform for cooperation, knowledge exchange and strategic partnerships.
Why become an ARGeo-C11 partner?
For companies and institutions, joining ARGeo-C11 can provide opportunities to:
• increase national and international visibility;
• showcase products, services and technologies;
• develop new professional relationships;
• meet potential partners and investors;
• engage with African and international experts;
• strengthen institutional networks;
• associate their brand with innovation and sustainable development;
• support knowledge and capacity building;
• contribute to the international visibility of the Comoros;
• participate in one of Africa's major geothermal gatherings.
Depending on the partnership package, sponsors may also benefit from branding opportunities, exhibition space, recognition during the conference, digital visibility, social media exposure and other promotional opportunities.
The Comoros as a meeting point for Africa's geothermal community
Hosting ARGeo-C11 in Moroni provides the Comoros with an opportunity to showcase its volcanic and geothermal context, its institutions, its private sector and its human resources to an international audience.
The conference can therefore become more than a six-day event.
It can become a platform for long-term partnerships, investment opportunities, knowledge transfer and regional cooperation.
Comores Telecom has joined the movement. Now, other national actors are invited to take part.
The success of ARGeo-C11 will depend not only on the organizers and international partners, but also on the ability of the Comorian public and private sectors to come together around a shared national opportunity.
ARGeo-C11 is international in scope, African in ambition and hosted by the Comoros.
Let us make it a platform where energy, technology, investment, knowledge and partnerships connect.
19–24 October 2026
Moroni, Union of the Comoros
ARGeo-C11 — Unlocking Africa’s Geothermal Resource Potential: A Pathway to Sustainable Development
Moroni, Union of the Comoros — October 2026
From 19 to 24 October 2026, Moroni will host the 11th African Rift Geothermal Conference (ARGeo-C11), bringing together leading experts, decision-makers, researchers, investors, companies, financial institutions and development partners to explore the future of geothermal energy in Africa.
Under the theme “Unlocking Africa’s Geothermal Resource Potential: A Pathway to Sustainable Development,” ARGeo-C11 will provide a platform for knowledge sharing, investment opportunities, technical cooperation, innovation and strategic partnerships.
In this international gathering, Comores Telecom is joining the ARGeo-C11 dynamic, bringing an important dimension to the event: connectivity and digital transformation.
Comores Telecom: a national player at the heart of digital transformation
As a major telecommunications operator in the Union of the Comoros, Comores Telecom plays an important role in connecting people, businesses and institutions across the country.
The company provides mobile, fixed-line and Internet services and has continued to develop and modernize its telecommunications infrastructure.
In recent years, Comores Telecom has also highlighted its technological transformation, including the introduction of 5G and WTTx/NEMA Net, reflecting the growing importance of digital connectivity in the country's economic and social development.
This transformation creates a natural connection with ARGeo-C11.
Why does a telecommunications company have a place at a geothermal conference?
Because the energy transition and digital transformation are increasingly interconnected.
Modern energy projects rely on data, communications, digital systems, remote monitoring, technical collaboration and the rapid exchange of information.
During ARGeo-C11, researchers will present scientific work, companies will showcase technologies and solutions, investors will meet project developers, governments will discuss policies and institutions will explore new areas of cooperation.
All these interactions depend on the ability to connect people, knowledge and opportunities.
This is where the role of Comores Telecom becomes particularly relevant.
From connectivity to opportunity
By supporting ARGeo-C11, Comores Telecom has an opportunity to associate its brand with an international event focused on:
• renewable energy;
• innovation and technology;
• scientific research;
• investment;
• capacity building;
• African cooperation;
• sustainable development.
The conference will also provide opportunities for networking with government representatives, energy professionals, investors, researchers, development partners, technology providers and private-sector organizations.
For a national telecommunications company, this represents an opportunity to reinforce its positioning as an actor contributing to the country's broader digital and economic transformation.
A platform for national visibility and international engagement
ARGeo-C11 is not only a geothermal conference.
It is also a platform where different sectors can meet.
The event creates opportunities for companies and institutions working in:
Energy · Telecommunications · Digital Technology · Finance · Engineering · Construction · Transport · Tourism · Hospitality · Environment · Water · Agriculture · Education · Research
This broad ecosystem means that ARGeo-C11 offers opportunities well beyond the traditional geothermal sector.
A call to other national institutions and companies
The involvement of Comores Telecom also sends an important message to the wider national business community:
ARGeo-C11 is an opportunity for the Comoros as a whole.
Banks can explore opportunities related to financing and investment.
Insurance companies can engage with discussions around project and infrastructure risks.
Technology companies can showcase digital solutions.
Construction and engineering companies can connect with potential partners.
Hotels and tourism operators can benefit from international participation.
Universities can strengthen academic and professional networks.
Media organizations can contribute to the international visibility of the event.
Energy companies can engage directly with the African geothermal community.
And public institutions can use the conference as a platform for cooperation, knowledge exchange and strategic partnerships.
Why become an ARGeo-C11 partner?
For companies and institutions, joining ARGeo-C11 can provide opportunities to:
• increase national and international visibility;
• showcase products, services and technologies;
• develop new professional relationships;
• meet potential partners and investors;
• engage with African and international experts;
• strengthen institutional networks;
• associate their brand with innovation and sustainable development;
• support knowledge and capacity building;
• contribute to the international visibility of the Comoros;
• participate in one of Africa's major geothermal gatherings.
Depending on the partnership package, sponsors may also benefit from branding opportunities, exhibition space, recognition during the conference, digital visibility, social media exposure and other promotional opportunities.
The Comoros as a meeting point for Africa's geothermal community
Hosting ARGeo-C11 in Moroni provides the Comoros with an opportunity to showcase its volcanic and geothermal context, its institutions, its private sector and its human resources to an international audience.
The conference can therefore become more than a six-day event.
It can become a platform for long-term partnerships, investment opportunities, knowledge transfer and regional cooperation.
Comores Telecom has joined the movement. Now, other national actors are invited to take part.
The success of ARGeo-C11 will depend not only on the organizers and international partners, but also on the ability of the Comorian public and private sectors to come together around a shared national opportunity.
ARGeo-C11 is international in scope, African in ambition and hosted by the Comoros.
Let us make it a platform where energy, technology, investment, knowledge and partnerships connect.
19–24 October 2026
Moroni, Union of the Comoros
ARGeo-C11 — Unlocking Africa’s Geothermal Resource Potential: A Pathway to Sustainable Development