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TRA tells Du, Etisalat to keep alternative plans as RIM talks continue
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, September 01 - 2010 at 10:26
The UAE Telecom Regulatory Authority (TRA) has said it has not asked Etisalat and Du to suspend their alternative plans for Blackberry customers in the UAE, as talks between the UAE authorities and manufactures of Blackberry still remain inconclusive, Khaleej Times has reported. "Talks are going on between the UAE officials and the Canadian company RIM which manufactures the Blackberry phones. But no final solution has emerged yet. So the alternative plans announced by the telecom operators in the country in the wake of the impending ban on some of the services of Blackberry stands,'' a spokesperson for the TRA told the newspaper.
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