Our vision for the future is based on accessibility to these services by all . Dr Shah
LAHRE ( HAFEEZ REPORT )
Zong, Pakistan’s most advanced and only 3G and 4G operator in the country, has signed an agreement with Daewoo Pakistan Express Bus Service here on Friday to provide free Super 3G internet to all Daewoo passengers commuting along the motorway. Zong is currently the only operator in the country to provide carpet coverage for 3G along the Motorway. It is also the operator with the most diverse range of mobile broadband products, which includes Wingle, Dongle and MiFi.
The collaboration with Daewoo Pakistan implies that Daewoo passengers travelling on the motorway will now have access to high quality 3G internet, without any charges and without the possession of a Zong connection. This facility will enable them to remain connected to their friends, families and businesses at all times, resolving past issues of connectivity.
Dr Syed Ismail Shah, Chairman Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), who noted that “Pakistan has an immense potential when it comes to provision of high quality and high speed 3G & 4G data services. Our vision for the future is based on accessibility to these services by all, and Zong’s efforts to provide 3G mobile broadband services deserve applause in this regard.”
Mr C I Park, President Daewoo also spoke at the occasion, and said that “This partnership is a very welcome news for our passengers, as they will now enjoy unlimited connectivity along the motorway.”
Speaking at the occasion, Babar Bajwa Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) Zong said that “We at Zong have always been very committed to providing our customers with cutting edge technology. We will continue to strive towards making this provision of high quality data a reality, and this current partnership is a step in the same direction.”
Next week onwards, Daewoo terminals at Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad and Peshawar will have kiosks whereby people can purchase Zong MBB products, Zong SIMs as well as carry out recharge through miniload and scratch cards.