Blue Cloud Softech Signs MoU With Liberia for National Digital Infrastructure Project via PPP Model
Blue Cloud Softech Solutions signed an MoU with the Government of Liberia and GCIB Africa on July 31, 2026, for the National Digital Infrastructure Project (NDIP) under a PPP model. The agreement, carrying reference number NDIP/MOU/LR/2026/001 with a 24-month initial term, covers sovereign cloud, cybersecurity, 5G, digital identity, and e-government services. This marks the company's third West Africa engagement within a quarter, following MoUs in Senegal and a separate expression of interest in Liberia's mining sector. The MoU is non-binding on financing and implementation until definitive agreements are executed, with no consideration payable at this stage.

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Blue Cloud Softech Solutions has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of the Republic of Liberia and the Global Council for Investment and Business for Africa (GCIB Africa) to advance the Liberia National Digital Infrastructure Project (NDIP). Executed on July 31, 2026, the agreement establishes a framework for planning, developing, financing, and implementing the project through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. This engagement marks the company's third major West Africa initiative in a single quarter, following earlier MoUs in Senegal and a separate expression of interest in Liberia's mining sector.
The disclosure was made to BSE Limited on August 3, 2026, pursuant to Regulation 30 read with Schedule III of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The MoU was signed by Hon. Sekou M. Kromah, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications and Postmaster General of Liberia; Dr. Idrissa Doucouré, President of GCIB Africa; and Mudraganam Chandrashekar, Chief Executive Officer of Blue Cloud Softech Solutions. The document carries reference number NDIP/MOU/LR/2026/001 and has an initial term of 24 months.
Scope of the National Digital Infrastructure Project
The NDIP is designed as a flagship program to anchor Liberia's digital public infrastructure, data sovereignty, and cybersecurity resilience. Under the MoU, the parties intend to jointly establish a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) under Liberian laws to manage the project's development, financing, implementation, ownership, operation, and management. This step is subject to the completion of feasibility studies and the execution of definitive agreements.
The scope of cooperation spans several key infrastructure components:
| Infrastructure Component: | Description |
|---|---|
| Data & Cloud | National Data Centre and sovereign cloud infrastructure |
| Cybersecurity | National Cybersecurity Operations Centre and CERT/CSIRT |
| Digital Identity | Unified digital payments infrastructure |
| Government Services | Enterprise network and e-government/digital services |
| Connectivity | 5G telecommunications infrastructure |
| Technology Initiatives | Artificial intelligence and smart government initiatives |
| Human Capital | Capacity building, technical training, and local workforce development |
Regional Strategy and Previous Engagements
The Liberia NDIP represents the latest phase in Blue Cloud Softech's West Africa strategy developed in partnership with GCIB Africa since April 2026. The company has secured three distinct engagements in the region within four months:
| Engagement: | Details |
|---|---|
| Senegal (April 2026) | MoU for a "Digital Factory" joint venture covering information technology, healthcare, infrastructure, education, and renewable energy |
| Liberia Mining & Energy (July 29, 2026) | Non-binding Expression of Interest covering AI-driven mine surveillance, a digital mining licensing portal, mine safety AIoT sensing, and a National Digital Mining Command & Control Centre |
| Liberia National Digital Infrastructure (July 31, 2026) | Current MoU for the NDIP under a PPP model |
Material Disclosures and Financial Terms
The MoU is non-binding regarding financing, implementation, operation, and maintenance, with participation based on best-efforts until definitive agreements are executed. No consideration is payable or receivable by any party under the MoU at this stage. The company emphasized that actual outcomes may differ materially from forward-looking statements contained in the press release. Mudraganam Chandrashekar stated that the partnership model aims to build sovereign cloud and cybersecurity infrastructure that West African nations can own and rely on.
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