Etisalat debuts at South East Asia Com
ameinfo.com     Jul 21, 2008            

Etisalat today announced its participation at the South East Asia Com exhibition which is taking place in Kuala Lumpur between July 23-24. Etisalat will present for the first time at the show, highlighting its wide portfolio of mobile and signaling services to the region's telecommunications community. 'Etisalat's Carrier and Wholesale Services Division (C&WS) is dedicated to delivering a comprehensive portfolio of high quality wholesale services, extending the reach of mobile operators, carriers and ISPs globally,' said Ali Amiri, Executive Vice President, Etisalat Carrier and Wholesale Services. 'We operate the Middle East region's most extensive international network, with direct links to over 120 destinations; an international mobile network that reaches over 500 destinations and we are also the region's largest internet... [read full story]                    


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