ZTE Of China To Undertake WLL Wireless Project In Saudi Arabia

ZTE Corporation of China to undertake a challenging WLL installation project in Saudi Arabia for the Saudi Telecom Company (STC).

The contract will lead to thousands of Saudi people in outlying areas gaining access to the latest telecommunications technology for the first time. ZTE engineers will be installing the new WLL network, which incorporates the company's CDMA technology.

This is the latest success in Saudi Arabia for ZTE. Earlier this year the Corporation announced that it was to provide a videoconferencing system across the whole of the country in a contract with JCCS (Jeraisy Computer and Communication Services). ZTE is creating a network using its advanced BAVO system and connecting the five major cities in Saudi Arabia. The network will later be expanded to cover the whole country.

Earlier this month ZTE announced that it had made the first ever 3G call in Tunisia after winning a contract to develop the country's 3G network. Also in 2004 ZTE was selected by Egypt Telecom to construct a large-scale CDMA network covering the Nile River Delta. In 2003, ZTE was selected to build Africa's largest CDMA WLL project in Algeria and ZTE's GSM products have won large-scale applications in Nigeria and Ethiopia.

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