ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Telecomunication Authority (PTA) in collabration with GSM Association (GSMA) oganized one Capacity Building training course on ‘Unlocking Rural Mobile Coverage’ at PTA Headquarters, Islamabad.
The training course was attended by representives form MoIT, Cabinet Division, PTA, PEMRA, USF and Ignite. The training course focused on expanding mobile coverage in rural areas and the role of government injustry in closing the mobile broadband coverage gap, Mr.Calum Handforth, Senior Insights Manager, Connected Society, GSMA delivered the course. He provided the participants with a greater understanding of strategies to improve rural coverage and innovative models to tackle the challenges associated with the digital divide.
Speaking on the occasion, Chairman PTA, Maj. General Amir Azeem Bajwa (R) said that the course proved to be a valuable experience, one which addressed different key issues.
PTA is doing its utmost efforts alongside other stakeholders in supporting economic growth and social development by bringing the power of the mobile and Internet to rural comunities. The Chairman also thanked GSMA for the collaboraton and assured of PTA’s full support for future programme and training.
The course was devlivered under the ‘PTA-GSMA Centre of Exellence Programme for Regional Regulatory Training’ under which one training course is conducted on the latest topics of telecommunications and ICTs in every quarter of 2019 and 2010.
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