In response to PTA’s advertisement published in national and international media and on the PPRA website, a total of eleven Expression of Interest (EOIs) were received from various reputed consulting firms through EPADS.
PTA will shortlist the firms and accordingly RFP will be issued to the shortlisted consultants.
The expression of interest (EOI) for the consultancy on the release of IMT (International Mobile Telecommunications spectrum) spectrum to enhance Next Generation Mobile Broadband Services in Pakistan 2024 was opened at PTA HQs today (15th July 2024) at 12:00 PM PST through EPADS.
The selected consultant will carry out stakeholder consultation and provide professional analysis and advice to the Government of Pakistan for 5G / IMT auction process and successful completion of auction in a transparent manner, averting collusion and ensuring competition in the auction process.
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4G ka kya bna jo abhi main cities me proper ni chalta aur companies aay roz mann marzyo k rates barrha rhi hain unka koi wali waris hai ya bus jiski laathi uski bhens wala e scene rehna hai
Too many companies government is unable to manage complaints we need to have 1 company that has 5g too many licenses to companies who cannot provide mobile internet.
Shutting down 2G and 3G networks would improve 4G signal strength. Since most people here use either 2G or 4G, reallocating the spectrum licenses from 2G and 3G to 4G would be beneficial. With Voice over LTE (VoLTE) now widely available, this is an opportune moment for this transition. This shift would improve both coverage and internet speeds. Additionally, launching 5G with Voice over New Radio (VoNR) should be prioritized. While 5G rollout would initially benefit a smaller user base with 5G phones, it would also free up some capacity on the 4G network for existing users. It’s important to note that many countries are already exploring 5G+ and even 6G, while we’re still struggling with 4G coverage. While investing in 5G will undoubtedly improve 4G coverage as well.
bro 4g to wese b Pakistan me nai chalta .. 3.15 G chalta hai jisko hum LTE bolty han
Fazool k kaam hain. UAE me dekhe jaha per sirf 2 mobile networks hain or dono 4G or 5G ki full coverage de rahe hain.
Yaha 3G coverage aaj tkk complete nahi hoi 5G kiya honi he.
Please also compare the average revenue per user in UAE and Pakistan. In Pakistan, it’s about $1, whereas in UAE, it’s approximately $30. Despite similar costs of operating a Telco business, such as equipment and spectrum price, the profit margins vary significantly between the two countries. Business ha welfare nhi!
Coverage wahan per acchai milti hain jahan Company ko Faida ho