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Tejas Networks: “Telecom Egypt has been consistently working towards enhancing its network infrastructure and developing its technical capabilities through cooperation with the largest companies in the world. The present MoU is aimed at providing Telecom Egypt with the latest communications technology in the world while ensuring that it provides the highest quality of infrastructure services,” said Mohamed Nasr El-Din, CEO and Managing Director of Telecom Egypt.

Tata Group-backed telecom gear-maker Tejas Networks on Tuesday said it has signed an agreement with Telecom Egypt, Information Technology Industry Development Agency and National Telecom Institute to replicate its experience of implementing Bharatnet (Rural Broadband Project) and NKN (National

On Tuesday, 1414 stocks advanced, 2545 declined and 141 remained unchanged, on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) with an advance decline ratio of 0.55 indicating negative closing of stocks in broader markets.

When Abdelsalam Mohamed, a 29-year-old Egyptian woman, tried to renew her home internet package to continue working, she noticed that her 600 Gigabytes package that cost her EGP 550 (USD 11.83) per month is now costing around EGP 725 (USD 15.59). “I can not pay that much for internet, so I had to change my

In a significant stride towards enhancing telecommunications infrastructure across Africa, Telecom Egypt, a prominent telecommunications firm, has

Yemens Houthis have reportedly damaged several underwater telecommunications cables connecting Europe and Asia, causing significant disruptions to internet connectivity.

There are new reports saying Yemens Houthis have knocked out several underwater telecommunications cables linking Europe and Asia, however, some ...

Ericsson announces that it has successfully tested 5G at several key locations in Egypts new administrative capital, in partnership with Telecom Egypt, achieving the maximum theoretical downlink...

Bayobab, a pan-African digital connectivity solutions provider, has partnered with MTN Nigeria to land a 45,000 km subsea cable in

Egypt aims to raise approximately USD 6.5 billion (EGP 200.8 billion) through the privatisation of state-owned companies and assets by the end of this year, Minister of Finance Mohamed Maait announced on 13 February, according to a press release on the ministry’s website. “[The programme] contributes to attracting more investments, maximising the role of the