Telecommunications in Bahrain officially began in 1981 when the Bahraini government founded the Bahrain Telecommunications Company.

TelecommunicationsThe telecommunications sector in Bahrain officially started in 1981 with the establishment of Bahrain's first telecommunications company, Batelco and until 2004, it monopolised the sector.

CSA and the Canadian company Telesat launched the Anik F2 telecommunications satellite in July 2004 from French Guiana.

54. Telecommunications services in the Territory are provided by Gibraltar Telecommunications, Ltd. The local telephone system is operated by Gibraltar Nynex Communications, Ltd., a joint venture company formed in May 1990 between the Government of Gibraltar and the Nynex International Company of the United States of America.

Provisional boards of directors are in place for the four major publicly owned enterprises (the Kosovo Electricity Company (KEK), the Post and Telecommunications Company (PTK, UNMIK Rail and Pristina Airport).

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(f) Telecommunications.

(e) Telecommunications

Transport and telecommunications

Telecommunications, spare parts

In October l988, the company signed an agreement with the Government for continuance of both internal and external telecommunications services for an additional 30 years.

In Denmark, the telecommunications company TDC was taken over by a group of private equity firms in 2005, with 80 of the purchase financed by borrowing.

ITU International Telecommunications Union

United Nations telecommunications system

Post, telegraph and telecommunications

Telecommunications and Computer Operations

With the general liberalisation of the telecommunications sector in Europe, the IGO s operations and activities were transferred to a private company called Eutelsat S.A. in July 2001.

Major sources of revenue included fisheries and the issuance of fishing licences, personal and company tax, public works, customs and harbour receipts, post and telecommunications and aviation.

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L. Antarctic meteorology and telecommunications.

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(j) Antarctic meteorology and telecommunications

As the owner of YemenNet and TeleYemen, are both subsidiaries of the government's Public Telecommunications Company, the Yemeni government has a monopoly on fixed line telecommunications services in the country. This arrangement has held the Yemen back from developing a more robust telecommunications sector, leaving it to rely on fragile infrastructure that depends on copper cables and old infrastructure which was made for voice, not data communications.

Argentina Conditional approval of telecommunications merger

Telecommunications services 2 041.4 (2 041.4)

9. Telecommunications and related information technologies

Headquarters EDP and telecommunications 54.8 b

Telecommunications, entertainment, computing and everything else.

Funds for the holding of the Workshop were also provided by the United Arab Emirates Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Thuraya Satellite Telecommunications Company, the Standing Committee for Scientific and Technological Cooperation of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, the Emirates Heritage Club and the Al Ain Rotana Hotel.

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(f) Establishment of the Independent Telecommunications Authority.

In telecommunications alone, Cuba pays 112 million.

(m) United Nations telecommunications system AM (August)

The only charges are for telecommunications costs.

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(b) The Telecommunications Service will be composed of two sections the Network Planning and Engineering Section and the Telecommunications Operations Section.

Company 2 and Company 3.

All ISPs and telcos require operations licenses and accountability to the Telecommunications Company of Iran (TCI), a operational branch of the Ministry of ICT that effectively controls the main ISP of the country.

This sector covers trade, transport, transit and telecommunications.

Development of telecommunications in Central America Apr. 1989

TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACTIVITIES BY THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

(a) Formulation of the United Nations telecommunications agenda

Present status of the United Nations telecommunications network