Communications: Direct connectivity of Internet providers to international access portals

Saturday 21 July 2018 - 09:51 p

The Ministry of Communications announced on Saturday that it will start connecting its Internet service providers to Iraq and nearly 70% of the Gate Gate project, adding that the link would "improve the service and monitor the country's incoming capacities and reduce Smuggling operations. "

The Ministry of Communications spokesman Hazem Mohammed Ali said in a statement received by al-Marbid that "work is underway to complete the linking of the rest of the capacity to be included in the system, in order to improve and raise the level of services provided to citizens," stressing the "need to link through which the Internet access to the consumer, Will be under the supervision and management of the ministry and the Iraqi government, and this is reflected in the quality of service in terms of stability and identification, and thus it is easy to identify the beam and to address any defect or cut as soon as possible, especially recently suffered users of the segments and fluctuation of service, "according to the statement.

He pointed out that "the gates contribute to the strengthening of Iraqi national security by monitoring the capacities of the country by the joint committees of the Ministry of Communications and in coordination with the Information and Communication Authority to find available sources of service in addition to reducing and eliminate the smuggling of capacity," adding that " And accounting for non-compliant companies that illegally equip the Internet by imposing severe penalties in case they violate government directives and decisions. "

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Start connecting Internet providers to international access portals


22/7/2018 12:00 am

To improve service and monitor the country's incoming capacities
Baghdad / Al-Sabah

The Ministry of Communications (MOC) authorities began on Saturday linking Internet providers with international access gates to improve service, monitor the country's incoming capacities and reduce smuggling.

In a statement received by Al-Sabah, the official spokesman of the ministry, Hazem Mohammed Ali, said that "work is under way to complete the linking of the other capacities to be included in the system, in order to improve and raise the level of services provided to citizens."

He stressed "the need for connectivity through which Internet access To the consumer, where it will be under the supervision and management of the ministry and the Iraqi government, and this is reflected in the quality of service in terms of stability and authentication, so it is easy to identify the crossbar and address any defect or cut as soon as possible, especially recently suffered users of the segments and fluctuation of service ».

He added that «the gates will contribute to strengthening national security by monitoring the capacities of the country by the joint committees of the Ministry of Communications and in coordination with the Information and Communication Authority to find available sources of service, in addition to reducing and eliminate the smuggling of capacity», adding that «the higher authorities follow up The subject matter and accountability of non-compliant companies that illegally equip the Internet by imposing severe penalties in case they violate government directives and decisions. "


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