Fastlink products and services exclusively at all the Kingdom's airports

Fastlink CEO Mohammed Sager said: "By this agreement Fastlink seeks to coordinate efforts and enhance cooperation between the parties with the end-goal being to serve the largest possible number of subscribers and provide improved services to incoming and outgoing passengers."

Mr. Saqer also praised, during the signing ceremony, the impressive expansion seen by Jordanian Duty-Free Shops as far as the development of sales centres, product selection and promotional methods. He expressed the hope that the agreement will maximize the quality of services offered to clients of both companies, considering that Jordanian Duty-Free Shops is one of the major gateways of the Kingdom in which Fastlink is keen on being present.

"The next phase," Mr. Saqer continued, "will witness the appearance of more updated and new services that are in line with the latest in the world of cellular communications, and entry into a new era of mobile phone use that is congruent with the Company's strategy of playing a major role in developing the communications sector locally and regionally."

Under the agreement, Fastlink will market its products at three locations within Queen Alia International Airport: Arrivals Building I and II, and Transit Building, as well as at one location in Marka Civilian Airport and another in King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba

Speaking of some of Fastlink accomplishments, Mr. Sa'ad Bessesio, Fastlink Sales Chief Officer said that Fastlink was able to spread the use of cellular services to all segments of society in a record time and has achieved unprecedented ratios for the spread of service that enabled it to build a huge base of subscribers as the Company has successfully established a remarkable distribution network; the largest in the Kingdom.

The Agreement was signed by Mr. Muhammad Saqer on behalf of Fastlink and for Duty-Free Shops Co. by its CEO Mr. Pedro Castro.