Government slams Etisalat announcement of 4G services in Afghanistan
The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MCIT) called the recent announcement of 4G mobile internet services by the Etisalat telecommunications company “deceptive”.
The officials said many customers have remained dissatisfied with Etisalat’s 3G services and the firm has yes to appropriately execute its 3G license.
“Etisalat wants to have the market moving only for its benefit and we will not allow that,” Tolo News quotes Khair Mohammad Faizi, deputy of Afghan order cheap levitra Telecommunications Regulatory Authority.
Meanwhile, Head of cialis delivery in 5 days or less Marketing Etisalat Afghanistan Yasser Abu-Alamayem said the 4G services are only in the trial phases in Afghanistan.
“We will make sure we comply with all laws and gain the Afghan government’s approval before rolling the plan out across the country.”
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