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Middle East Internet and
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››› Reports for the Middle East
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 Telecommunications and Internet Markets
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Middle East Internet Usage and Population
Statistics
In the Middle East there are an estimated 19,382,400
Internet
users. Between 2000 and 2007 the region witnessed a healthy
growth rate of 490.1 % in Internet usage.
2005 Middle East
Telecoms, Mobile and Broadband report
This annual report provides information on Bahrain, Iran, Iraq,
Israel, Jordan, Kuwait,
Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, United Arab
Emirates and Yemen.
Each country is represented by its own chapter, comprehensively
covering the key areas
of interest. See report summary
and table of contents.
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Middle Eastern
- Telecoms Statistics and Market Overview Report
This annual report provides an insight into the telecoms market
of the Middle East.
Topics detailed in the report include the following:
* National and international telecommunications
infrastructure
* National and international telecommunications infrastructure
developments
* Regulatory issues and government policies re
infrastructure
* Datacomms Infrastructure, Leased Lines, ISDN, Frame Relay,
ATM, MPLS
* Brief overviews on all of the major telecommunications
carriers and service providers
2005 Middle Eastern
- Broadband and Internet Market Report
This annual report provides an insight into the developing
Broadband and Internet markets of the Middle East. Topics
detailed in the report include the following:
- Regional Internet and broadband market developments and
analysis
- xDSL, Cable Modems, Fibre-to-the-home (FTTH), WiFi
- Growth in regional broadband penetration and availability
(Trends, Growth Patterns, Prospects)
- Major Broadband Service Providers
- Internet Access Locations and ISPs
- Executive summary
and table of contents
Bahrain
This report provides an overview of the telecommunications
market in Bahrain,
developments that have occurred throughout 2004 and analysis for
year 2005,
accompanied by relevant statistics and brief profiles of the
major operators.
Important regulatory developments in one of the most liberalised
telecoms
markets in the region following the 2002 Telecommunications Law
are covered.
It briefly describes infrastructure investment, Internet and
broadband use, the
well developed mobile market that registered a most significant
annual growth.
Iran
Map of Iran and general information.
Iraq
Map of Iraq and general information.
Israel
Israel map and general information.
Jordan
Map of Jordan and general information.
Kuwait
Map of Kuwait and general information.
Lebanon
Map of Lebanon and general information.
Oman
Map of Oman and general information.
PCBS
Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics.
Qatar
Map of Qatar and general information.
Saudi Arabia -
Telecoms Market Overview & Statistics
Saudi Arabia’s telecom market has opened up to competition
in mobile and data services and the regulator has hinted at
licensing a third operator as well as bringing forward the
liberalisation date for the fixed-line market. This report
provides an overview of the telecommunications market in Saudi
Arabia, one of the largest in the region but much less developed
than most of its neighbours, and highlights the changes that have
occurred. Recent regulatory changes are outlined and details
given of the award of new licences in the mobile and data
communications markets. Incumbent STC is profiled, together with
details of its partial privatisation. Relevant statistics and
information on the fixed-line, Internet, broadband and mobile
markets complete the overview. information.
Syria
Syria map and general information.
United Arab Emirates
- Telecoms Market Overview and Statistics
The UAE has a well-developed and technologically advanced
telecommunications
infrastructure and has high mobile telephone and Internet
penetration. Majority
government-owned Emirates Telecommunication Corporation Ltd
(Etisalat) operates,
maintains and develops the national and international fixed-line
network, mobile telephony,
Internet access and cable TV services but its monopoly has been
cancelled. The company
has been increasing its presence in numerous countries.
Broadband Internet connections
are available by Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) and cable, with
DSL line numbers growing quickly.
Yemen - Telecoms
Market Overview & Statistics
Teledensity in the Yemen is among the lowest in the Arab states.
Fixed-line
telecommunications are provided by monopoly operators, with
domestic services
provided by Public Telecommunications Corporation (PTC) and
international services
by TeleYemen. Until 2000 TeleYemen also had a monopoly on the
provision of mobile
telephony and Internet services. There are now three competing
mobile operators and
number of mobile subscribers is growing quickly, albeit from a
very small base.
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