ISLAMABAD (PRESS RELEASE)
In lieu with its vision to connect the people of Pakistan to superior quality internet, StormFiber has officially announced the launch of its premium Internet, TV and Phone services to the City of Flowers, Peshawar recently. Backed by Cybernet’s robust network and on-ground staff, StormFiber is well on its way to realise its vision of a connected Pakistan.
Present at the launch event were Chief Executive Officer, Cyber Internet Services Pvt. Ltd, Mr. Danish Ali Lakhani; Chief Operating Officer Mr. Maroof Ali Shahani; Managing Director of StormFiber, Mr. Fawad Yousuf Laher and Mr. Qaiser Alam Secretary Information KPK among various other notable personalities. The initial key areas in Peshawar where StormFiber will be providing its services will be Peshawar Cantt, University Town, Shami Colony, Gulbahar and Hayatabad Phase 5.
StormFiber is Pakistan’s most reliable Fiber To The Home (FTTH) internet, television and telephone services provider. powered by Cybernet, Pakistan’s leading ISP.
Mr. Qaiser Alam Secretary Information KPK, commended StormFiber’s unrelenting efforts to empower the people of Pakistan with its internet services. He stressed the need for such services to be deployed nationwide and highlighted the benefits that high speed internet brings with it to every business and economic field consequently contributing to the betterment of the economy of Pakistan.
Managing Director of StormFiber, Mr. Fawad Yousuf Laher expressed his enthusiasm and said that, “We are extremely proud of launching our services in the city of Peshawar. Peshawar has made phenomenal strides in its growth of becoming a modern bustling city. Launching here was the logical step which is consequently in line with our vision to connect the people of Pakistan with the outside world.” He further stated that,“Storm Fiber not only seeks to provide internet services, but raises the bar by giving people access to high speed internet along with superior entertainment services using its robust and reliable FTTH network.”