Orange Egypt
Telecommunication company in Egypt
Orange (Egyptian Arabic: اورنچ), formerly known as Mobinil (Egyptian Arabic: موبينيل), is an Egyptian mobile network operator (the oldest in Egypt), founded on March 4, 1998. Orange provides voice and data exchange services, as well as 5G, 4G, 3G, ADSL and broadband internet.
01Network and coverage
Orange Egypt has:
Orange was the first mobile carrier in Egypt to extend its network service to underground stations, having installed 17 Micro BTSs covering stations in Cairo in addition to the Al Azhar Tunnel.
Orange has international roaming agreements with 348 operators in 135 countries, being the first in Egypt to establish roaming agreements with the US and Canada, as well as non-GSM operators in South American countries including Argentina, Brazil and Peru.
Orange Egypt offers roaming with satellite operators such as Al-Thuraya.
Orange claims that its coverage extends to more than 99% of the Egyptian population.
Orange is continually ranked as the fastest network in Egypt by Speedtest and the National Telecom Regulatory Authority. According to the latter, Orange Egypt provides an average speed of 32 Mbit/s.
03Recent changes
On March 8, 2016, Mobinil was officially rebranded to Orange.
On October 14, 2016, Orange acquired the fourth-generation (4G) internet services licence after signing a $484-million agreement with the national telecom regulator.
By late 2016, Orange started offering 4G internet services.
On May 1, 2018, Yasser Shaker was appointment as the CEO of Orange Egypt.
On June 26, 2018, Orange announced that they would be providing new 4G+ internet services to their users.
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04Disputes
In November 2017, Orange Egypt have reached a final and mutual agreement with Telecom Egypt over disputes related to interconnection, infrastructure and international gateway services.
Sources and credits
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