Jawwal concentrates its technical team efforts to implement the biggest expansion of its network

The Palestine’s Cellular Communications Company ‘Jawwal’, a subsidiary of Paltel Group started implementing its plans concerning its network expansion, in order to support the series of offers and campaigns which will be offered to more than one million and a half subscribers. This step came after the delivery of technical equipments which will enable the network expansion to handle the growth in its subscribers’ base.
Accordingly, Jawwal CEO, Mr. Ammar Aker, said “Jawwal continues to develop and upgrade its network; it takes the right time to achieve all that is likely to return the greatest benefit to the subscriber. Offering more services and new campaigns at good quality and appropriate prices would be possible after having all the required technical equipments delivered to our warehouses.”

Mr. Aker promised Jawwal subscribers a summer full of special campaigns and discounts which will exceed their expectations. “It is our duty to appreciate our subscribers who gave us confidence to continue, progress and succeed.” He said.

In this respect, Jawwal Engineering Director, Mr. Kamal Ratrout, said: “We always work on exploiting our network in the best way to provide best coverage and maximum benefit to the subscribers.” “After the delivery of the technical equipments, Jawwal teams worked hard to expand Radio network and its main and sub switches, so that the network will be qualified to handle the expected heavy mobile traffic when implementing strategic business plans which include new services, campaigns and price reduction.” He added.

‘Ericsson’ Palestine Director, Mr. Ali Eid, praised the unique strategic relationship between the two companies for many years. “Ericsson” company is the largest provider of technical equipments for many of cellular operators in the Arab World and all over the world, including ‘Jawwal’. He also blessed the obvious technical evolution that would lead Jawwal to succeed and support its investments in the infrastructure.

4/6/2009