All except South Sudan, who does not have cross-border fiber connectivity to its neighbors, have at least one cross-border route for access to submarine cables. Guinea-Bissau recently signed an agreement with the World Bank to obtain access to the Africa Coast to Europe (ACE) cable, a project that should be completed by early 2019.1 Although Eritrea had opportunities to connect to submarine cables on the east coast of Africa, it declined and is the only coastal LDCs without a landing station. In May 2017, a project providing a US$20 million World Bank grant for Kiribati to establish submarine connectivity was approved.2 A project to connect Solomon Islands to submarine cable was approved several years ago, but delayed.