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Ufone awarded license for 4G services - Vimarsana News

Ufone awarded license for 4G services

Pak Telecom Mobile Limited or PTML which is commonly known as Ufone in Pakistan has been awarded a Next Generation Mobile Services (NGMS) 2021 license. NGMS license mean now Ufone will also be able to offer 4G services to its customers. Now all telecom operators in Pakistan have 4G licenses. NGMS license mean now Ufone will also be able to offer 4G services to its customers. Now all telecom operators in Pakistan have 4G licenses. The license awarding will generate $279 million (excluding advance tax) for the government. The PTA will receive 50% upfront payment of Rs23.44 billion within 15 days...

Source: samaa.tv
Govt to auction 3G, 4G spectrum for AJK, GB - Vimarsana News

Govt to auction 3G, 4G spectrum for AJK, GB

The government has decided to auction spectrum for Next Generation Mobile Services (NGMS), such as 3G and 4G, in Gilgit Baltistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir. Federal Minister for IT and Telecommunication Syed Aminul Haque announced it on Thursday. Haque said that the policy directive for the ‘first’ auction of mobile broadband spectrum has been issued. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has issued a notification, inviting Pakistani and foreign investors to take part in the auction. The spectrum up for grab is in 1800MHz and 2100MHz bands. The deadline for submission of application is...

Source: samaa.tv
Substantial rise in essential items' prices okayed - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Substantial rise in essential items' prices okayed - Newspaper

• ECC allows transfer of marine assets to PNSC subsidiary • Orders import of 200,000 tonnes of sugar • Approves procurement of 200,000 cotton bales by TCP ISLAMABAD: The government on Friday ordered import of 200,000 tonnes of sugar to build strategic reserves and increased the prices of wheat flour, ghee and sugar by up to 53pc for sale through the Utility Stores Corporation (USC). The decisions were taken at a meeting of the federal cabinet’s Economic Coordi­nation Committee (ECC), which was presided over by Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin and was attended by only two other me...

Source: dawn.com
ECC Approves Higher Rates for Essential Commodities at Utility Stores - Vimarsana News

ECC Approves Higher Rates for Essential Commodities at Utility Stores

ECC Approves Higher Rates for Essential Commodities at Utility Stores ECC Approves Higher Rates for Essential Commodities at Utility Stores File photo Meeting approves procurement of cotton bales, import of sugar, and auction of spectrum to improve mobile phone services in Pakistan-administered Kashmir The federal cabinet’s Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) on Friday approved a substantial hike on prices of essential commodities such as wheat flour, ghee and sugar, notably allowing the subsidized Utility Stores Corporation to sell them at rates closer to market values. In a statement i...

27.8MHz spectrum sale to raise over $1bn - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

27.8MHz spectrum sale to raise over $1bn - Newspaper

The draft policy states that the PTA will auction 12.8 MHz paired spectrum in the 1,800 MHz band and 15 MHz paired spectrum in the 2,100 MHz. — AFP/File ISLAMABAD: The government is looking to bag more than $1 billion by offering minimum spectrum for telcos in the upcoming auction for Next Generation Mobile Services (NGMS) Spectrum. The document available with Dawn shows that the Advisory Committee for the release of NGMS Spectrum has approved the auction of 27.8 megahertz (MHz). On the other hand, sources in the Ministry of Information Technology & Telecom (MoITT) said that up to 44MHz ba...

Source: dawn.com