Ooredoo Tunisia, the leader in the Tunisian telecommunications market, has officially signed the license agreement for the deployment of 5G services in Tunisia, marking a decisive turning point in Tunisia’s digital development.
The ceremony, held at the Government Headquarters in La Kasbah, was presided over by Prime Minister Kamel Madouri, in the presence of the Minister of Communication Technologies, Sofien Hemissi, Minister of Economy and Planning, Samir Abdelhafidh, and Managing Director of Ooredoo Tunisia, Mansoor Rashid Al-Khater.
This historic step reflects Ooredoo’s determination to introduce 5G technology in Tunisia in the near future. Thanks to ultra-fast speeds, enhanced reliability and innovative solutions, this breakthrough promises to transform the digital use of individuals, businesses and the country’s various economic sectors.
In his speech, Mansoor Rashid Al-Khater, CEO of Ooredoo Tunisia, said: “By winning this license, we are reaffirming our leadership position and our absolute commitment to digital transformation in Tunisia.
5G will open up new opportunities for innovation and progress for our customers and the country as a whole. We look forward to launching these services and contributing to an inclusive and prosperous digital future.”
Sofien Hemissi, Minister of Communication Technologies, underlined the importance of this significant step forward: “The deployment of 5G represents a real leap forward for Tunisia’s digital economy. This success is the result of close collaboration between the public and private sectors to prepare Tunisia for the challenges of an increasingly connected world.”
Ooredoo Tunisia has invested heavily in adapting its infrastructure to ensure a smooth and efficient launch of 5G services.
This approach reinforces its position as a leader in the telecommunications sector and its key role in supporting Tunisia’s technological ambitions.
The launch of 5G services is imminent and will offer users cutting-edge connectivity, while consolidating Ooredoo’s role as a strategic partner in the country’s digital transformation.
