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Despite a range of uncertainties Georgia’s telecom sector features strong growth
As it confronts a series of major challenges, Georgia is continuing to build itself into a modern economy. One of the biggest problems is the troubled times it has been having with its neighbour Russia. The country has also had … Continue reading
Afghanistan’s mobile operators welcome 3G licences as a boost to the market and the customer
In what has certainly been a challenging task, Afghanistan has built some positive momentum in its effort to put national telecom infrastructure in place and to offer effective telecom service throughout the country. The process involved in achieving this, however, … Continue reading
Big increase in mobile broadband numbers gives Armenia’s internet market a major boost
After a run of strong growth in mobile subscribers, the telecom market in Armenia experienced a major slowdown triggered by the Global Financial Crisis in 2009. Coming into 2013 there has been some recovery in both the economy and the … Continue reading
As Brunei’s mobile market growth slows, TelBru moves to shut down its B-Mobile unit
A small wealthy nation in South East Asia, Brunei made early moves to ensure that it was delivering up to date telecommunications services to its population. The target of 100% digitalisation was achieved in 1995. Telecommunications infrastructure and services throughout … Continue reading
As the fixed markets decline in the Maldives, mobile broadband services see strong ongoing demand
With its relatively small population of less than 350,000 living on many islands across the archipelago, providing good communications for the Maldives has been paramount. The nation has addressed this challenge with considerable success. It now prides itself on having … Continue reading
