Afghanistan Plans CDMA Network
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Communications has outlined the plans for its CDMA network. H. E. Minister of Communications and IT underlined that now they sign an agreement with two Chinese companies (Huawei and ZTE) and plans to sign another agreement with an American company names GSI to equip and supply Afghan Telecom to facilitate their digital mobile phone services within six months in the country.
This project costs nearly ten million dollars that are funding through developmental budget of the Ministry of Communications and IT.
According to the officials of the Ministry of Communications and IT, by implementing and completing of this important project the inhabitants of Afghanistan can carry his/her digital mobile phone across the country and can receive or make their call everywhere through same SIM Card and phone, and through this system subscribers can purchase their credit cards in the market like prepaid system in GSM mobile phones.
They also expect that the competition among the operators will be increase and the cost of the call will cut down remarkably.
