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The Congolese government, through the CAB-CIT project, the Regulatory Agency Post and Electronic Communications (ARPCE) and the World Bank are to provide the Marien-Ngouabi University, specifically the upper Polytechnic National School (NPHS) an educational and technological research in the field of telecommunications and ICT tool. The innovation in telecommunications services (WELL) University Project: thus is called the center opened this morning in the grounds of the NPHS, during a sponsored by the Minister in charge of Telecommunications ceremony and Post, Thierry Moungalla, with the rector of the University Marien-Ngouabi, the World Bank representative in Congo, representatives of the Ministry of Higher Education and the Director General of ARPCE. Initiated by ARPCE the WELL is intended as a platform for exchange between academia and the professional world, but also an incubation center for students of the University Marien-Ngouabi in the telecommunications and ICT sectors. The project financed by the World Bank, with the support of the ARPCE project was conducted by the CAB-CIT project for about 186 million FCFA. "This project constitutes a modern digital platform will enable the university to have an educational and technological research tool for students to enjoy a comfortable study environment and equipped with Internet access, the professionals enjoy a part of capacity building of technical staff, "said the coordinator of the CAB-CIT project, Luc Missidimbazi. The WELL is a set of infrastructure starting from a building with several rooms with modern working tools. Essentially, it's about 12 seats for the course for a modern office teacher, high definition and 3D and a modern interactive whiteboard installed in the classroom projector. The media room has 18 student positions with interconnected to the server room with access to the Internet via fiber flat screens. Students will receive finger modern technology, thanks to telecommunications laboratory, with several trays which we note a bay containing a fiber optic drawer, Cisco routers and switches.