(AFTEL) Afghan Telecom

Afghan Telecom, established on September 13, 2005, is Afghanistan's leading national telecommunications provider. Operating under a 25-year license, the company offers a comprehensive range of services, including fixed-line telephony, wireless voice and data services, and internet solutions. citeturn0search13

Services Offered:

Fixed-Line Telephony (Digifone): Provides reliable landline communication services across Afghanistan.

GSM Network (Salaam): Offers mobile voice and data services, ensuring connectivity in urban and rural areas.

DSL Internet: Delivers high-speed internet access over existing copper telephone lines, facilitating simultaneous voice and data transmission. citeturn0search2

Fiber Optic Services: Utilizes advanced fiber-optic technology to provide high-speed internet and data services, supporting the growing demand for bandwidth-intensive applications.

Microwave Services: Employs microwave technology for point-to-point communication, enhancing network reliability and coverage.

Point-to-Point (P2P) Services: Offers dedicated point-to-point connectivity solutions for businesses and government entities, ensuring secure and high-performance data transmission. citeturn0search7

Wi-Max and Satellite Services: Provides wireless broadband and satellite communication services, extending coverage to remote and underserved regions.

Mission and Vision:

Afghan Telecom is committed to fulfilling market requirements by adopting emerging technologies and satisfying customer needs. The company aims to enhance its competitive position through customer-oriented strategies and organizational design, comprising expertise in management and functional departments. citeturn0search13

Infrastructure and Expansion:

The company has established an extensive network infrastructure, including a 7,500 km optical fiber backbone, connecting to international carriers and enhancing global connectivity. Afghan Telecom continues to expand its services, aiming to cover all 355 districts of Afghanistan, thereby contributing to the country's development and digital inclusion. citeturn0search13