Morocco is to embark on a ten-year national plan to develop its broadband sector, reports local news source Magharebia. The National Telecommunications Regulation Agency (ANRT) says that the plan, which has been approved by the government, will give the country’s entire population access to fixed or mobile broadband by 2022.* *The first phase of the project will see the rollout of 4G mobile technologies from 2014 onwards and increased spectrum made available for Wi-Fi. At the same time, the ANRT plans to launch pilot projects to deploy fibre-optic cables to selected housing estates away from the main urban areas.* *The second phase will see service quality and connectivity between networks in different areas improved, as well as investigation into the use of alternative broadband technologies in order to boost coverage
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OVETEL ANRT outlines ten-year national broadband plan
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