Telecommunications in Lebanon Last updated on
Thursday 22nd April 2010
Lebanon has been actively pursuing a policy of infrastructure reconstruction, especially of its telecommunications systems.
The Lebanese PTT has recently:
- replaced analogue equipment by state of the art digital technology
- upgraded the national transmission network with new copper cables, fibre-optic cables and microwave systems
- upgraded the international transmission network through new earth stations and fibre optic cables
- migrated the existing signalling network based on R2 and CS for international networks to CCS7
- implemented a GSM cellular network
The new telecom infrastructure is now able to handle up to 1.5 million potential subscribers.
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