Hamid Fattahi, Deputy Minister of Communications and Information Technology for Communications, announced a $2.5 billion investment in the development of the fourth generation communication network. This investment is aimed at responding to the increasing needs of users and providing suitable infrastructure for the use of new technologies.
Need for Appropriate Infrastructure
Fattahi pointed out that the increase in users and communication consumption has made the emergence of new technologies, especially in the era of digitalization, necessitate strong and advanced infrastructure. He emphasized that the development of communication infrastructure must align with the growth in consumption and technological changes.
Challenges and Opportunities
The Deputy Minister of Communications also referred to the existing challenges in this field and said: "To address these challenges, we must pay special attention to the development of communication networks. Given the growing trend of internet usage and new technologies, creating suitable and advanced infrastructure is essential."
Fattahi further noted that the $2.5 billion investment will not only help improve the quality of communication services but can also lead to economic growth and job creation. He added: "With this investment, we aim to move towards an intelligent communication network that can meet the diverse needs of users."
In conclusion, Fattahi emphasized that this investment is in line with the country's macro goals in the field of information technology and communications, and he hopes that with the implementation of this project, Iran will become one of the leading countries in this area.
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