Future prospects for 5G in Pakistan | Wahaj Siraj

Описание: Wahaj Siraj CEO Nyatel share his insight on telecom sector reforms . 130 million broadband users, including 110 million 4G users, the telecom sector generates 800 billion Rupees annually. Contributing over 400 billion Rupees in taxes, this success is rooted in openness and collaboration, benefiting both the Federal Government and provinces.
The success of Pakistan's telecom sector, with 130 million users and annual revenues of 800 billion Rupees, relies on openness and competition. Multiple operators have prevented outages, inefficiencies, and excessive price increases for consumers. The sector's ability to resist passing on price hikes reflects its commitment to affordability, ranking among the world's lowest average revenue per customer at 230 rupees per month. Competition in the telecom sector fosters innovation and continuous improvement

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