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31st January 2005 - China’s largest telecommunications
manufacturer and a company with a fast-growing position
in the Middle East marketplace – will showcase
a range of its world class solutions at tomorrow’s
Cairo ICT 2005 show at the Cairo International Conference
Center in Nasr City (1-4 February 2005).
At the show – an international telecommunications,
information technology, networking, computing and broadcast
technology trade fair and forum – ZTE will be demonstrating
a wide range of solutions covering CDMA2000 1x EVDO,
GoTa (Global open Trunking architecture), SoftSwitch,
Voice over IP, broadband systems, WCDMA and handsets.
“As a leading player in the global telecommunications
industry, Egypt is already a significant market for
ZTE in the Middle East,” said Sha Yan Ju, the general
manager of ZTE’s Egypt office.
“ZTE’s CDMA, access and DSL systems have
already been installed and are working in Egypt. In
2004, ZTE constructed a CDMA system with Telecom Egypt,
which covers the whole Delta area. ZTE’s DSL system
has covered all IT Clubs of MICIT [Ministry of Communications
and Information Technologies and our access network
and remote education network have also been successfully
applied in Egypt. Other projects are also under construction.
We have full confidence in our cooperation with the
Egyptian users.”
ZTE’s presence at ICT 2005 comes as the company
recorded contract sales of RMB34 billion from 1 January
2004 to 31 December 2004, representing a 34.96% increase
as compared with the corresponding period in 2003. Of
such contract sales, RMB13.6 billion (approximately
US$1,644 million) was attributable to its international
sales. In the past year, with an accurate and in-depth
penetration into international markets, ZTE has introduced
multi-level product systems to meet the individual requirements
of various customers by leveraging its diversified products
and customised market strategies. The exhibition will
provide an ideal opportunity to discuss new advancements
and technologies with key industry organisations, and
see the latest developments that help keep implementation
costs down and maximise return on infrastructure investment.
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