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CST] is responsible for regulating the ICT sector in Saudi Arabia. The Telecommunications Act, issued by Royal Decree in 2001, provide the legal framework for organizing this sector. This Act involves a number of objectives such as: Providing advanced and adequate telecommunication services with affordable prices, creating an appropriate ...
In December 2011 the penetration rate was estimated at 36% over a population estimate of 16.7 million. [ 15 ] The telecom regulator in Burkina Faso is Autorité de régulation des communications électroniques et des postes (ARCEP), [ 16 ] the current name of the former Autorité de régulation des communications électroniques (ARCE) and of ...
A mobile phone tower in Qatif. Telephones - main lines in use: 011 463,3507 (2011 - source: ITU) . Telephones - mobile cellular: 53,705,808 (2011 - source: ITU) note: In 2004, the Saudi Telecom Company (STC) monopolization was broken by authorizing Etihad Etisalat/Mobily to compete in mobile communication, in June 2009 GO Telecom (Etihad Atheeb Telecom) or "جو" also entered the market.
Mobile Telecommunication Company Saudi Arabia (Arabic: شركة الإتصالات المتنقلة السعودية) is a Saudi Arabian telecommunications and digital services company that provides telecom services, 5G network, digital payment services, cloud computing, IoT solutions, fiber services, drones under the brand name Zain KSA (Arabic: "زين السعودية").
Bravo is a digital radio trunking operator in Saudi Arabia. Now part of the incumbent operator Saudi Telecom Company, it was originally a separate company known as Public Telecom Company under a BOT agreement with STC. It was launched in 2005 using Motorola's proprietary iDEN technology operating on the SMR-800 frequency band.
This is a list of internet service providers in Saudi Arabia. Internet in Saudi Arabia is provided by several service providers: the Saudi Telecom, the CITC, ...
Bayanat, which paid 120 million Saudi riyals for the license fee valid for 25 years, has pledged to invest 2 billion riyals over the next five years in infrastructure development, including a high-speed fiber-optic cable network for high-quality data transmission to the kingdom and its neighbors.
By the end of 2009 Etihad Atheeb Telecom had fully covered the western region of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia with its WiMAX network. In January 2010, GO announced the official launch of its services in Dammam and Khobar , followed by an expansion to include Hofuf and Qatif , thus fully covering the eastern region by the end of January.