Etisalat Nigeria, the latest telecommunications provider will be taking its place among international telecom players at one of the largest technology forums in the world, GITEX Technology Week 2008, slated to hold in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), from October 19 – 23, 2008.
Tagged ‘Explore’, Etisalat Group will showcase the best of its state of the art telecommunications technology as well as display the latest ICT solutions and services to business enterprises and individuals.
Commenting on Etisalat’s participation at the forum, Wael Ammar, vice president Marketing, Etisalat Nigeria, said "GITEX is one of the many avenues that Etisalat would use to showcase what we are known for everywhere we operate: innovation and seamless technology. We will demonstrate our strong international presence, the ingenuity behind Etisalat’s customer-centric solutions and services, our robust and mutually rewarding partnerships and the holistic power of the Etisalat brand".
He added, "At GITEX, we will demonstrate some of our existing services as well as allow customers to preview first hand some of the exciting new products and services that we plan to launch in the Nigerian market. We assure our subscribers that we aim to provide only the most superior technology services that serve to enhance the lives and businesses of our customers".
In recognition of the critical role of the Nigerian media, Etisalat is sponsoring several Nigerian ICT/Telecom journalists to GITEX Technology Week as it unveils some innovative technologies that will be introduced in Nigeria later.
As part of its key strategies to demonstrate presence at the event this year, Etisalat has expanded its participation and will be having a special "Etisalat Day" conference on October 21st – displaying the latest technologies and solutions in association with partners including Microsoft, Cisco and Avaya.
Etisalat, recently ranked as the fastest growing telecommunications company in the world, and the largest operator in Africa and the Middle East, serves an aggregate of 64million subscribers in 16 countries.