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Dr. Mohammed Yaseen Chairman Pakistan Telecommunication Authority Pakistan and Afghanistan Summit Telecom Industry Overview and oppertunaties

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  • Dr. Mohammed YaseenChairman

    Pakistan Telecommunication Authority

    Pakistan and Afghanistan Summit Telecom Industry Overview and oppertunaties

  • Way Forward for IndustryWay Forward for Industry

    CVAS Licensing and MVNO FrameworkCVAS Licensing and MVNO Framework

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    3G Handset Manufacturing3G Handset Manufacturing

    Telecom Deregulation and DevelopmentTelecom Deregulation and Development

    Content Development and ApplicationsContent Development and Applications

  • PTAs Approach for the Regulations

    Facilitator: Regulations to facilitate the industry &

    reliance on market forces

    Transparent & non-discriminatory

    Technological neutrality

    Consumer Protection

  • Policies to Encourage Investment by MoIT

    Market liberalization Investor-friendly policies Ensure benefits for the investors and the end users

    Deregulations Policy

    2003

    Deregulations Policy

    2003Cellular Policy

    2004

    Cellular Policy

    2004Broadband Policy

    2004

    Broadband Policy

    2004

  • Cellular Mobile Growth

  • Cellular Market Share

  • Subscribers

    WLL

    PTCL

  • Infrastructure Deployment3 Parallel LDI Operators in addition to PTCL (26% shares of Etisalat)

    Link Direct - 5000 KM optical fiber cable Wateen - 5700 KM optical fiber cable Multinet - 5000 KM optical fiber cable

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  • Broadband Subscribers

    3 WiMAX operators (Wateen, WiTribe, Link dot net) 2 EVDO operator s (PTCL and Worldcall)

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  • BB Eco System; PTA being Facilitator

    Establishment of Local Establishment of Local Internet Exchange Internet Exchange

    Points Points

    Peering Agreement Signed Cost and Routing Efficiency

    at International Bandwidth Always On Local Internet

    Availability

    Transition of .pk ccTLDTransition of .pk ccTLD

    Successful Mirroring of .pk DNS Infrastructure

    Encouraging Local Hosting

    Focused on Fixed Focused on Fixed Wireless BB Wireless BB

    Reorganization of WimaxSpectrum

    Spectrum and infrastructureSharing

    Educational Portal and Educational Portal and IntranetIntranet

    National Rabta Portal Distance learning Educational Portal & Intranet Free SMS software for all

    Educational Institutes

    Broadband Broadband Stakeholders GroupStakeholders Group

    Unique platform for related stakeholders

    Report Prepared & Published Broadband User Survey

    Content and Content and Applications Applications

    Innovative Mobile ApplicationCompetition with IndustryPartners

  • Broadband Subscribers by Technology

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  • Foreign Direct Investment

  • Telecom Investment

  • Telecom Revenues

  • Benefits of Deregulation

  • Total Population: 166.5 Million

    Mobile Phone subscribers: 105 Million (63.2%)

    Fixed Line subscribers: 3.3 Million (1.9%)

    WLL subscribers: 2.8 Million (1.7%)

    Broadband subscribers: 1.2 Million (0.7%)

    Teledensity Comparison Room to Grow

    Apr - 2011

    Total Population: 152.5 Million

    Mobile Phone subscribers: 5 Million (3.3%)

    Fixed Line subscribers: 4.5 Million (2.9%)

    WLL subscribers: ---

    Broadband subscribers: ---

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  • SMS Exchanged (PAKISTAN)

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    Trends towards 3GTrends towards 3G

  • Way Forward for the Industry

    Wireless Broadband Technologies to Bridge the Gap

    Smart phones are more than PCs

    Content Development Business Applications Solutions for IT Business Development Niche Market capitalization

    WIRELESS BROADBAND

    CVAS/ MVNO

  • MVNO Framework

    Multiple MVNO/MNO Agreements PermittedMultiple MVNO/MNO Agreements Permitted

    Agreements To Be Approved By PTAAgreements To Be Approved By PTA

    MVNO Class LicenseMVNO Class License

    NW Elements Not PermittedNW Elements Not Permitted

    PTA Will Issue Number Blocks To MVNOs Against NDC Of Parent MNOPTA Will Issue Number Blocks To MVNOs Against NDC Of Parent MNO

    Number Portability Joint Responsibility Of MVNO & MNONumber Portability Joint Responsibility Of MVNO & MNO

  • MVNO Framework

    MVNO Responsible For Quality of Service & Customer Facilitation MVNO Responsible For Quality of Service & Customer Facilitation

    Roaming Agreements PermittedRoaming Agreements Permitted

    License Fee USD 5MLicense Fee USD 5M

    MVNO Services Cannot Be Terminated Without PTA ApprovalMVNO Services Cannot Be Terminated Without PTA Approval

    License Duration 10 Years (Extendable)License Duration 10 Years (Extendable)

  • Third Party Mobile Banking Regulations

  • One doctor for every 1,297 persons and one dentist for every 22,681 persons

    One teacher for every 38 Primary Students

    There are 24 Million Bank Accounts

    60% of our population lives in Rural Areas

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    e/m-Educatione/m-Education

    e/m-Bankinge/m-Banking

    e/m-Governmente/m-Government

    Every 10 points in Internet Penetration per 100 translates into 1.21 % GDP growth(World Bank)

    More job creation New businesses and entrepreneurship opportunities

    Socio - Economical Impact

    Social Prospects of ICTs

    Economical Prospects of ICTs

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  • CHINA - Mobile Handset Market 2009 Chinese brands

    constitute 37% share

    Design and R&D capabilities enable models for rapid growth of Chinese handsets

    Chinese players produce clam-shellphones which makes up 60 percent of the Chinese market

    Multinational firms that serve global markets took time to customize phones with clamshell designs

    Were able to capitalize on locally manufactured mobile handset components

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  • Telecom Imports (Pakistan)

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  • Incentives for Telecom Manufacturers in Pakistan

    Repatriation of funds allowed

    100% foreign equity allowed

    No minimum investment amount

    Sales tax/Withholding tax on import of PME is 0%

    No restriction for payment of royalty or technical fee

    Pakistan: Custom Duty @20-25% if manufacturing

    locally otherwise Custom Duty @ 5%

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  • Technology Neutral - 2 New LicensesTechnology Neutral - 2 New Licenses

    Open AuctionOpen Auction

    Highest Bid US$ 291 MillionHighest Bid US$ 291 Million

    Warid & TelenorWarid & Telenor

    Role-Out Obligations 70% Tehsil HQs (US$ 15M Performance Bond)Role-Out Obligations 70% Tehsil HQs (US$ 15M Performance Bond)

    Existing Operators to Pay the Same Amount for RenewalExisting Operators to Pay the Same Amount for Renewal

    Cellular Mobile Policy 2004

  • Open and Technology NeutralOpen and Technology Neutral

    License Term - 20 YearsLicense Term - 20 Years

    Local Loop (LL) ILF US$ 10,000 / region - 14 RegionsLocal Loop (LL) ILF US$ 10,000 / region - 14 Regions

    Wireless Local Loop Option (Spectrum Auctioned)Wireless Local Loop Option (Spectrum Auctioned)

    Long Distance and International (LDI) ILF US$ 500,000Long Distance and International (LDI) ILF US$ 500,000

    Deregulation Policy Fixed 2003

  • Establishment of Consumer Establishment of Consumer Protection DirectorateProtection Directorate Robust Complaint Management

    Robust Complaint Management

    Regulatory Initiatives Regulatory Initiatives

    Consumer Protection

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    Future PlansFuture Plans

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  • Summary of CVAS License Issued

  • ICT Development - Industry Facilitation

    Establishment of Local Establishment of Local Internet Exchange Internet Exchange

    Points Points

    Peering Agreement Signed