​Bezeq Partners with Sparkle for New Submarine Cable Project 

Bezeq announced Telecom Italia Sparkle as the Israeli's partner for establishing an additional submarine cable. This follows Bezeq's March announcement that its board approved a memorandum of understanding with an unnamed international telecom company to co-develop and operate a new submarine cable connecting Israel to strategic landing points in Europe.

Bezeq has confirmed Telecom Italia Sparkle as its partner for a new submarine cable project. As a result, the collaboration will strengthen connectivity between Israel and Europe.

Earlier in March, Bezeq’s board approved a memorandum of understanding with an international telecom provider. Now, the company has officially named Sparkle as its partner.

Bezeq Sparkle Submarine Cable Expansion

The new submarine cable will connect Israel to key European landing points. In turn, this will improve network capacity, resilience, and international bandwidth.

By working with Sparkle, Bezeq gains access to extensive global infrastructure expertise. Therefore, the partnership supports the development of a more robust and reliable telecommunications network.

Strategic Partnership and Industry Impact

This agreement highlights Bezeq’s strategy to expand its international presence. At the same time, Sparkle strengthens its role as a major provider of subsea connectivity solutions.

Although the companies have not released details on timeline or investment, the announcement has drawn industry attention. As a result, stakeholders are closely monitoring the project’s progress.

Overall, the partnership is expected to enhance regional and cross-border connectivity, supporting future growth in data traffic and digital services.

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