The Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication has issued policy directive to Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and Frequency Allocation Board (FAB) for renewal of three cellular mobile licences of which the government is projecting
The fate of estimated revenue of $1.37 billion from renewal of cellular mobile licences hangs in the balance, as mobile companies have rejected the government policy on renewal of licences, while claiming that their concerns were not addressed. Talking to
The fate of estimated revenue of $1.37 billion from renewal of cellular mobile licences hangs in the balance, as mobile companies have rejected the government policy on renewal of licences, while claiming that their concerns were not addressed. Talking to
The fate of estimated revenue of $1.37 billion from renewal of cellular mobile licences hangs in the balance, as mobile companies have rejected the government policy on renewal of licences, while claiming that their concerns were not addressed. Talking to
The federal government on Tuesday approved renewal of cellular mobile licences policy for 15 years that would generate estimated revenue of $1.37 billion. However, senior officials in the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecomm-unication described
The federal government on Tuesday approved renewal of cellular mobile licences policy for 15 years that would generate estimated revenue of $1.37 billion. However, senior officials in the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecomm-unication described
The federal government on Tuesday approved renewal of cellular mobile licences policy for 15 years that would generate estimated revenue of $1.37 billion. However, senior officials in the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecomm-unication described
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