Qvantel expands its presence in Pakistan with new centres and 100+ BSS experts to support Jazz’s digital transformation. Leveraging Jazz’s Cloud platform, Qvantel aims to enhance operational efficiency and customer experience for over 73 million subscribers, reinforcing its role in Pakistan’s digital revolution.
All schools in Buraimi Governorate are now connected to high-speed Internet, with 100% coverage via fiber optics and 5G. Residential areas also benefit from 5G and fiber-optic broadband, with satellite services for remote villages. TRA has expanded 5G and 4G stations and completed 32 telecom projects in 2024.
Iraq’s Communications and Media Commission Chairman, Nawfal Abu Raghif, met with Huawei Iraq’s General Manager to discuss cooperation on telecom infrastructure, technical training, and data protection. The talks emphasized compliance with Iraq’s digital sovereignty rules and the expansion of telecom services in underserved regions, ensuring equitable service distribution.
MTN South Sudan has secured a 15-year operating license from the National Communication Authority, replacing an outdated Sudanese license. The new license includes commitments to expand coverage, improve service quality, and drive innovation. MTN aims to cover 90% of the population within ten years, despite affordability and infrastructure challenges.
The Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Mohammed Ahmed Al-Mahdi, inaugurated the VIP sales and service lounge in Ibb city, emphasizing the expansion of telecom services. He also inspected the construction of Yemen Mobile’s main service center, urging adherence to technical specifications and timelines to improve local services.
e& Carrier & Wholesale is expanding globally with new strategic hubs in Miami and Johannesburg, while enhancing its presence in London and Singapore. This expansion strengthens its role in providing advanced connectivity services, including AI-driven solutions, to telecom operators, enterprises, and digital-first businesses in emerging markets.
PTCL and Ufone have received the largest share of the Rs 141.66 billion subsidy from the Universal Service Fund to expand telecom services in underserved areas. The funds will help improve cellular, broadband, and fiber-optic services, with initiatives like broadband for sustainable development and solar-powered telecom sites.
Nepal Telecom has launched 4G service in Karmarong, Mugu district, bringing high-speed data and VoLTE for the first time to this remote region. The service spans multiple areas and trekking routes, benefiting local businesses and enhancing digital inclusion in the area. This marks a significant upgrade in telecommunications.
Jordan’s 5G subscriptions grew by 37% in Q3 2024, with over 70,000 5G users by the end of the quarter. The country has made significant strides in 5G infrastructure, with 230 operational towers. Experts believe this growth will foster economic development, job creation, and further digital transformation.
Nepal Telecom (NTC) enhanced mobile connectivity at the Gadhimai fair by installing 21 small cell BTS units and upgrading existing infrastructure to ensure optimal 4G and voice services. This effort helped provide reliable connectivity for large crowds over the 14-day event. NTC also extended high-speed services to other locations.
