Televisa has significantly impacted Mozambique's digital and socio-economic fabric, leveraging robust and state-of-the-art telecommunications infrastructure. With more than 120 000 km of optical fiber and 5 000 km of coaxial cable installed throughout the country, the company not only expands connectivity – covering Maputo, Matola, Beira, Nampula, Tete, Pemba and more – but also boosts the development of strategic regions. Through projects such as radio connections, optical backbones and structured networks for digital agencies, Televisa reinforces digital inclusion and drives the operational efficiency of public and private entities, raising the national technological standard.

In addition, Televisa's involvement in Mega Submarine Project 2Africa, with its 45,000 km of fiber optic cable that will connect Africa, Europe and Asia, positions Mozambique on the global digital connectivity route. Active participation in the implementation of infrastructure between Maputo Beach, the Data Center of the capital and Nacala demonstrates a clear commitment to innovation and sustainable digital expansion, even in challenging contexts. This strategy reinforces Televisa's role as a catalyst for technological modernization, serving as a driving force for the country's economic, social and energy progress.