AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours ago5G Strategy: Malaysia says it will stay neutral in the global telecoms contest, with its dual-network 5G model intended to balance technology providers’ interests. Satellite Broadband: Six companies have registered to pursue satellite internet services in Pakistan, but commercial launches still require regulatory approval and security clearances. Operator Results: Pakistan’s JazzWorld reported third-quarter revenue up 26.6% to Rs144.9 billion, while digital and financial services drove much of the growth. Financing: Trinidad and Tobago’s TSTT raised about US$481 million through bonds due in 2036, refinancing debt that matured in 2029. Roaming: The EU has opened talks with five Western Balkan partners on joining its roaming regime, which could remove extra charges for calls, texts and data. Network Security: Reports of Iran-linked ships near undersea internet cables have renewed concerns about the vulnerability of critical telecoms infrastructure. India’s Satellite Rules: TRAI has recommended India-based network control and traffic monitoring for satellite providers, as the country weighs new rules for the sector.
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