CWC Announce Dates Iraq Telecoms 2012
Iraq Telecoms 2012 has been announced by The CWC Group: 12-14 November, Istanbul, Turkey.
- (1888PressRelease) March 16, 2012 - CWC today announced the dates for the seventh Iraq Telecoms Conference to take place on 12-14 November in Istanbul, Turkey. This year will bring together the Iraqi Ministry of Communications; Iraqi Parliament; Kurdistan Ministry of Communications; The Communications Commission; and the major industry players, to discuss partnerships and tenders within the Iraqi telecoms industry.
Iraq Telecoms is an internationally renowned Conference, where leaders of telecoms operators, service providers, network service providers, ISPs and WLL operators from around the globe meet together to discuss current issues and opportunities in the Iraqi I.T. and telecommunications sector. The Conference popular for its exclusive networking prospects, and will provide a number of opportunities to maximise networking experiences including; networking coffee breaks, corporate lunches and networking evening functions throughout the two days.
Following on from the success of last year, the programme will focus on the regulatory regimes and investment laws affecting the communications market in Iraq. It will also assess the status of the mobile operators and wireless backhaul operators in the face of the growing demand of broadband throughout Iraq. 35 speakers are expected to attend, from industry experts to Iraqi government officials, and the agenda will include keynote addresses from The Iraqi Minister of Communications; The Kurdistan Regional Government; and The Ministry of Transportation & Telecommunications.
"The huge importance of CWCs Iraq Telecoms conference for the Iraqi telecommunications sector in bringing together all the major players in the industry". Adding to this he stated that "every year CWC delivers an even better and very high quality conference."
The Iraqi Minister of Communications, Iraq Telecoms 2011
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