Al Wafa Technical Systems Services (WAFA), the Abu Dhabi-based telecom solution provider, has signed a multi-million-dollar strategic contract with Hytera Communications, a leading global provider of professional communications technologies and solutions.
This high-impact agreement marks a major step forward in revolutionizing mission-critical communications within the UAE’s energy sector.
The agreement establishes WAFA as Hytera’s significant communications partner for energy projects across the UAE. Hytera will deliver a comprehensive suite of next-generation technologies including ATEX-certified intrinsically safe radios, TETRA and LTE base stations, dispatch systems, and integrated communication platforms. These solutions are engineered to meet the rigorous demands of oil and gas operations, ensuring seamless connectivity in hazardous and remote environments.
“This partnership with Hytera marks a significant milestone in our mission to integrate innovative communication technologies into the UAE’s energy infrastructure. Their proven expertise in critical communications will empower our clients with reliable real-time connectivity, enhancing both productivity and safety. We look forward to a long-term collaboration that drives technological advancement in the region,” said Shefeek Muhammed Haneefa, General Manager of WAFA.
Stanley Song, Vice President of Hytera, highlighted that, “This initiative reinforces our decade-long commitment to energy modernization in the Middle East. By combining AI-driven spectrum management with our advanced dual-mode base station technology, we are redefining the standards of industrial communication. Through this partnership with WAFA, we expect to deliver transformative impact across the UAE’s oil and gas infrastructure.”
Hytera continues to expand its presence in the Middle East by delivering tailor-made communication solutions for the energy, public safety and transportation sectors. With a focus on localized partnerships and cutting-edge R&D, Hytera is driving digital transformation and strengthening operational resilience for some of the region’s most critical industries.
