Services
The company provides the following services:
- Provision of wholesale and retail telecommunication services;
- Sales of network traffic capacity to local or international carriers or entities;
- Rental of network infrastructure facilities to local or international carriers or entities;
- Provision of the Internet and data and digital platform related products and services;
- Provision of all other sources of value added services that is currently available and to be developed in the future;
- Dealing with e-commerce, mobile-commerce activities of the above telecommunication networks;
- Provision of customer services, including but not limited to customer relationship management and Call Centre services
A shareholders Agreement was signed between IEDC and MTN in November 2005 and the second mobile operator license was awarded to Irancell on 27 November 2005 by *MCIT/CRA.
Huawei (China), Ericsson (Sweden) and Nokia (Finland), are providing the infrastructure for IranCell, in partnership with local companies in six defined regions.
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