stc Bahrain celebrates 15 years of Bahrain operations in style
From pioneering 5.5G deployment to Web3 innovation, stc Bahrain has consistently invested in cutting-edge technologies and Bahraini human talent, shaping a connected future for businesses and individuals.
As part of its 15th anniversary celebrations, stc Bahrain is introducing exciting offers.
Customers can enjoy a range of exclusive benefits through the MystcBH app, in addition to exclusive gifts with device purchases, and complimentary TV with Home broadband subscriptions.
Furthermore, customers can win instant prizes from the stc Van and benefit from convenient installment plans for television purchases, including a complimentary Shahid TV subscription, said stc in its statement.
CEO Eng. Khalid Al Osaimi said: "For 15 years, stc Bahrain has been at the forefront of the kingdom's digital evolution. We remain committed to building a stronger, more connected nation, and our investments in infrastructure, technology, and Bahraini talent reflect that dedication."
He pointed out that stc's focus on Bahrain's digital future is marked by its strategic investments in key infrastructure projects, including the 2Africa Pearl submarine cable system and the Data Center Park.
These initiatives are crucial for establishing Bahrain as a leading regional economic and information hub, he stated.
stc Bahrain said it continues to expand its digital offerings, with stc Pay serving as a prime example of the most innovative and accessible, all-inclusive mobile wallet in Bahrain for all types of digital financial transactions.
The telecom firm empowers businesses with a comprehensive suite of cutting-edge technologies, including IoT, big data, cybersecurity, cloud services, mobile payments, and wholesale connectivity.
The company also actively supports local talent and Bahraini entrepreneurs through programs like inspireU, building a vibrant and innovative ecosystem, said the statement.
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