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Nokia Siemens confirms sponsorship of Iraq communications summit
- Iraq: Thursday, July 03 - 2008 at 07:24
- PRESS RELEASE
Preparations for the forthcoming Iraq Transportation & Communications Technology Summit have been further boosted following confirmation of attendance from Nokia Siemens, with the Finnish-German joint venture confirming its role as a key sponsor.
Also in attendance will be the key state owned companies for these sectors, including the Iraq Communications & Media Commission and Iraq Telecommunications & Postal Company.
Iraq's communications infrastructure offers huge opportunities for global operators to work with the Government of Iraq, with a key area of focus being the expansion of Iraq's mobile telecommunications networks, the development of fixed line networks and public information technology systems.
Nokia Siemens are a leader in this expansion, providing perhaps the best example of the many lucrative commercial opportunities available in Iraq's communications sector, having recently signed a $150 million contract with Zain to modernise its mobile network. Nokia Siemens also recently extended its cooperation with the operator Asiacell, inking a multi-million dollar frame contract for its 2G network expansion.
These areas will form a key component of the summit, which is based on a unique format whereby half of the summit time is devoted to speeches and presentations and the other half devoted to one-to-one meetings.
These private meetings will provide a prime opportunity for operators and service providers to meet with senior officials from the Government of Iraq to discuss the opportunities available within the sector.
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