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Conference for liberating the Arab communications industry in Beirut

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The Arab international conference for communications will be opened tomorrow for two days in Beirut, Lebanon.

The conference will discuss many issues like liberating the Arab communications industry, the experiences of some countries like Egypt and Morocco, Saudi Arabia and France, also discussing the significance of competition and the role of the private and public sectors in the communications field, the obstacles confronting privatizing communication, and liberating it.

The conference will also discuss the role of communication services in a data economy, the shopping service through the satellites and the third generation of mobile phones in the Arab states, as well as the development of this market.

The conference will discuss the situation and development of the public communications companies in the Middle East, as experiments of the public and governmental communications companies in the area like Morocco, Egypt, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Jordan will be displayed.

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