The Jordanian Armed Forces and Orange Jordan have renewed their agreement to provide essential telecommunications services, including mobile, landline, and internet, to enhance security and communication. This partnership, ongoing for over 20 years, strengthens the relationship between the Armed Forces and Orange Jordan, ensuring reliable and efficient services.
The Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) has resolved the 2100 MHz payment issue with Ncell, allowing the company to resume its expansion and network upgrades. This facilitation clears the way for Ncell to continue infrastructure development, including equipment imports and tower installations, vital for its role in Nepal’s digital growth.
AWCC is providing free SIM cards, voice calls, and internet packages to Afghan returnees from Pakistan as part of its social responsibility efforts. The company’s services aim to support deported migrants and ensure their connectivity. Local authorities are also working with telecom companies to ensure continuous support for the returnees.
Orange Jordan has renewed its mobile services agreement with the Jordanian Armed Forces, extending 4G and 5G services to its beneficiaries. This renewal continues their 14-year partnership, contributing to the digital transformation in Jordan and reinforcing the role of advanced telecom services in national security and development.
AWCC has launched telecom and internet services in the Manogai district of Kunar province, providing 2G and 3G connectivity to hundreds of families. A new customer service center has also been established to assist residents. Approximately 15,000 families will benefit from these services, enhancing connectivity in the region.
