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13th April 2005 - ZTE Corporation, China’s largest
listed telecommunications manufacturer and leading wireless
solutions provider, is to supply WorldTel with a network
infrastructure to cover the whole of Bangladesh. This
is just one of three contract wins in the country announced
today by ZTE.
Under the agreement with WorldTel, ZTE is to provide
a total network infrastructure to include CDMA, PSTN,
Power and micro transmission products. Also announced
today, ZTE will supply GEP with a network infrastructure
to cover two of Bangladesh’s five divisions, and
JTL with 100,000 CDMA fixed wireless terminals.
“We are delighted to be providing world-class
telecommunications solutions to the people of Bangladesh,”
said Mr Cao Chenggang, Chief Representative in Bangladesh
at ZTE. “ZTE is committed to providing differentiated
solutions, dedicated customer service and high quality
products to enable operators to increase their revenue
and reduce their operating risk.”
These three contracts are the latest successes for
ZTE in Bangladesh: in June 2004, ZTE signed an agreement
with Bangladesh Telegraph and Telephone Board (BTTB)
for a fixed network project, under which ZTE is providing
59 cities and 220 towns with its highly successful ZXJ10
switching equipment. The equipment will enable BTTB
to deliver high-quality voice services to its customers
across Bangladesh.
ZTE’s commitment to the region was underlined
earlier this month with the announcement that the Corporation
is to open two R&D and manufacturing facilities:
one in neighbouring India that will produce CDMA, GSM,
DSL, NGN equipment and handsets; the second in Pakistan.
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