FOCUS COVERAGE REQUESTED TO BELGA - Telenet Business Vice-President Geert Degezelle, Flemish Minister of Education and Animal Welfare and Sports Ben Weyts, an unidentified man and Telenet CEO John Porter pictured during a Press moment to launch a new stage in the Digisprong for schools, at the Technisch Instituut Don Bosco secondary school, in Halle, Monday 08 May 2023. It concerns a framework contract worth 40 million euros between Telenet and the Flemish government, to install fiber optic connections in Flemish schools. Credit: Belga News Agency/Alamy Live News
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FOCUS COVERAGE REQUESTED TO BELGA - Telenet Business Vice-President Geert Degezelle, Flemish Minister of Education and Animal Welfare and Sports Ben Weyts, an unidentified man and Telenet CEO John Porter pictured during a Press moment to launch a new stage in the Digisprong for schools, at the Technisch Instituut Don Bosco secondary school, in Halle, Monday 08 May 2023. It concerns a framework contract worth 40 million euros between Telenet and the Flemish government, to install fiber optic connections in Flemish schools. In the past, schools may have had less need for the best and fastest internet connections with the largest data volume, but since the Digisprong all this has changed. BELGA PHOTO HATIM KAGHAT