Batelco, Bahrain’s leading telecom provider, has launched a 7-day free mobile network trial, allowing customers to experience its superior 5G service. This initiative coincides with Batelco’s recognition in the TRA report, highlighting its commitment to network excellence, infrastructure investments, and innovation.
Iraq’s Communications and Media Commission discussed the future of 5G and satellite internet with the Samena Council in New York, focusing on enhancing Iraq’s telecommunications infrastructure and supporting the digital economy. The talks explored licensing, technology challenges, and global best practices.
Tunisia is poised to enhance its digital infrastructure with the introduction of 5G technology, expected by year-end. This initiative, part of a broader digital transformation strategy, involves major telecom providers like Tunisie Telecom, Ooredoo Tunisie, and Orange Tunisie, who have recently applied for 5G licenses.
Omantel has successfully tested RedCap technology in collaboration with Huawei, aiming to boost its 5G network’s speed and efficiency affordably. This advancement promises enhanced IoT connectivity and could revolutionize multiple sectors with its energy-efficient features.
du has set a new standard in 5G connectivity by being the first in the Middle East to deploy Huawei’s 5G LampSite X with Three Carrier Aggregation, achieving a peak data rate of 5.1 Gbps. This innovation enhances indoor connectivity and underscores du’s leadership in the 5G market.
Teletalk has been directed to improve its service quality and prepare for future technologies like 5G. The operator is also considering launching a “GEN Z package” targeting youth, as part of its efforts to enhance customer services and meet public expectations.
