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Zain wins Lebanon mobile contract

  • Lebanon: Tuesday, January 13 - 2009 at 15:55

Zain Group, a Kuwait-based telecom company in 22 countries across the Middle East and Africa, announced today that it has made a successful tender to continue managing one of Lebanon's two mobile operations, MIC2 branded as mtc touch, for an additional year commencing February 1, 2009, extendable for one year as per the new management agreement terms set by the Lebanese Ministry of Telecommunications. Zain said it plans to increase mtc touch's customer base by an additional 400,000 as part of a rapid and committed government-funded expansion plan. Currently mtc touch has over 800,000 active customers.

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