Statement by the High Representative on behalf of the EU on the alignment of certain third countries with Council Decisions concerning restrictive measures in view of the situation in Syria.
When the Syrian government used deadly force to crush the dissent, protests demanding the president''s resignation erupted nationwide. ''The unrest spread and the crackdown intensified. Opposition
Syrian troops then amassed around towns in the north and east to pressure Kurdish authorities into making concessions in the deadlocked talks with Damascus.
The United Nations in Syria works to promote peace, development, and humanitarian assistance in the Syrian Arab Republic.
As the world races towards a digital future, Syria stands on the brink of a telecommunications revolution. The shift from outdated legacy systems to cutting-edge 5G networks
Zain Group will launch mobile telecommunications services in Syria within six months of receiving its operating licence, with commercial operations expected to begin in early 2027, marking
In some regions, particularly near the northern border, citizens rely on Turkish mobile internet due to the damage to Syria''s telecommunications infrastructure. Turkish companies like Turkcell and Vodafone
About 60 percent of the population suffers from food insecurity, millions live in inadequate accommodation, roughly half of the hospitals are non-functional, and millions face issues accessing
Zain Group, a Kuwaiti mobile telecommunications company operating in eight markets across the Middle East and Africa and serving 51.2 million customers, has been awarded a 25-year
Syria remains one of the world''s most challenging humanitarian environments. The civil war devastated the economy, destroyed infrastructure, and displaced over half of the population.
Zain Syria will invest USD 800 million over next decade in rollout of 5G and digital technologies Strengthening Syria''s position on the regional digital map and advancing its economic
Zain Group has been awarded a 25-year license (20 years plus a five-year extension option) to operate a mobile telecommunications network in Syria after winning a competitive tender
Cellular data networks in Syria Initializing maps This map represents the coverage of 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G mobile network. See also : mobile bitrates map and Syriatel Mobile, MTN Mobile mobile networks
Kuwait-based Zain Group has secured Syria''s new mobile network operating license after an international auction, positioning the regional telecom leader to launch “Zain Syria” in early 2027. The
Zain Group has secured a 25-year mobile telecommunications license in the Syrian Arab Republic, marking a major expansion into Levant region
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On 8 December 2024, the regime of Bashar Al-Assad fell, bringing an end to over 50 years of Al-Assad family rule. An Islamist rebel group called Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS) led by Ahmad Al-Sharaa,...
Syria is positioning itself for a digital comeback, unveiling an ambitious roadmap to modernize its communications infrastructure and embrace artificial
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Damascus, SANA- Syriatel and MTN, in collaboration with the Ministry of Communications and Technology, have launched the first pilot trial of the fifth-generation (5G)
While Syria''s new authorities say they do not want a conflict with Israel, Israeli officials remain suspicious of the Islamist government and have cited security concerns when discussing
Damascus, July 5 (SANA) Zain will launch mobile telecommunications services in Syria within six months of receiving its operating license, with commercial
Zain Group wins 25-Year mobile telecom license in Syria Zain''s Syrian unit will invest over $800m during the next 10 years to expand and modernise its network, including the deployment of
Q & A He fled Assad. Now he''s leading Syria''s tech transformation In his first interview on the job, Abdulsalam Haykal explains how he plans to rebuild