For the First Time in the Kingdom Orange Jordan Launches Satellite Internet Service - Jordan News
For the First Time in the Kingdom Orange Jordan Launches Satellite Internet Service For the first time in the kingdom, Orange Jordan announced the launch of the advanced satellite Internet service. اضافة اعلان This revolutionary offering is another testimony to Orange's leading and prominent position in the Jordanian market. It strengthens digital inclusion in the region as part of the strategic partnership between Orange Group and Eutelsat Group. This service, which offers state-of-the-art broadband technology, is designed to provide secure, reliable, and accessible Internet access to remote areas. Tailored to both private individuals (B2C) and businesses (B2B), it ensures secure, high-performance connectivity, meeting the needs of users in diverse locations, including residential buildings and farms and enabling customers to keep up with the latest global trends. Chief Executive Officer of Orange Jordan, Eng. Philippe Mansour, expressed his pride in this significant milestone, which aligns perfectly with the company's position as a true responsible digital leader. He emphasized that with the launch of this service, Orange Jordan will be the only telecom provider that offers an integrated package of Internet services that also includes, in addition to satellite Internet, fiber, ADSL, 4G, and 5G, solidifying its position as the leading internet provider in Jordan. Eng. Mansour also emphasized that materializing the Kingdom's digital transformation vision is at the heart of the company's priorities, achieved through concrete, impactful, and proactive steps focused on the future.
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