Pakistan’s National Assembly discussed slow internet speeds, expressing frustration over connectivity issues. Sabheen Ghoury, the Parliamentary Secretary for Information Technology, assured improvements by mid-year, along with the rollout of 5G services. Lawmakers emphasized the government’s commitment to resolving the problem, making it a priority for the coming months.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) transferred JD175 million to the Treasury in 2024. The report highlights key regulatory activities, including the issuance of type approvals, device entry approvals, and exemptions for 5G infrastructure. Jordan’s global rankings in mobile and fixed internet speeds were also mentioned.
Tajikistan ranks 121st globally in fixed internet speeds, with an average download speed of 30.66 Mbps, well below the global average of 95 Mbps. The country also ranks low in mobile internet speeds, trailing behind regional neighbors. Key performers in both categories include Singapore, UAE, and Qatar.
Jordan has improved its global rankings for mobile and fixed internet speeds, now standing at 84th for mobile with an average of 29.4 Mbps and 31st for fixed internet with 155 Mbps. This progress is attributed to a robust regulatory framework and increasing investments in digital infrastructure.
