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Etihad Etisalat Mobily signed a strategic partnership agreement with Ooredoo; the leader telecom operator in Qatar, to cooperate together in international data services, the matter which enhances collaboration and added value for both parties.

As per this agreement, each party offers a range of leading international data services such as International Private Leased Circuit (IPLC) services, IPLC Transit services, Global Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) services, MPLS Transit services and IP Transitservices.

The agreement provides an added value for both parties, especially in strengthening the business relationship with data services partners and the international linking for the two companies. Furthermore, the agreement enables Mobily of the border link with Qatar through the largest operator in this country, which contributes to accelerate data transfer process between the two countries.

This agreement contributes to mobily's large presence inthe launch of regional and international connectivity services provided in collaboration with international partners through its highly reliable world-class infrastructure.

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