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Middle East - Fixed Broadband Market

Publisher Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd
Published Aug 30, 2022
Length 299 Pages
SKU # PBC17420171

Description

Middle East - Fixed Broadband Market

Middle Eastern countries expand fixed broadband infrastructure though national broadband plans

The Middle East presents a complex region for developing telecoms infrastructure. Many countries have financial resources from oil and gas to fund upgrades and expansions to networks, providing the region with one of the more sophisticated telecom sectors globally. Lacking such resources, Israel has instead relied on its technological prowess. Other countries, notably Iraq, Syria, and Yemen have been deeply affected by war and civil unrest, which have destroyed equipment and eroded the ability of telcos to offer reliable services. These conditions have also dissuaded investors from committing funds to these markets.

The various measures imposed during the pandemic to restrict travel, and to limit social mingling in environments such as workplaces and schools, have resulted in a dramatic growth in voice and data traffic. While telecom networks have largely coped with the additional traffic demands placed on them, these demands have also encouraged telcos and governments alike to step up their investment in fibre-based broadband, and in 5G.

State support is notable in long-term national broadband plans which have been put in place acros the region, and which in general terms aim to create an overall knowledge-based transformation of economies, in turn benefitting societies and business processes.

Notable examples of such schemes include those in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Bahrain (all with Vision 2030 programs), which are promoting e-government, e-health, e-commerce, and e-banking systems. Oman is building fibre-based networks as part of a strategy to 2040, hoping to connect all premises to a gigabit network. It is matched by Qatar, which has one of the most mature fixed broadband markets in the Middle East, due to its extensive fixed broadband network (the QNBN) based on GigaNet fibre which already covers more than 90% of premises.

Supporting all of these developments are the numerous existing and planned submarine and terrestrial cables which criss-cross the region. The Middle East is particularly well placed to tap into cable systems running between the Far East and Europe, with numerous landing points in the Red Sea, the Persian Gulf, and the Gulf of Oman.

Table of Contents

299 Pages
  • Executive Summary
    • MARKET CHARACTERISTICS
    • MARKET LEADERS
    • MARKET CHALLENGERS
    • MARKET EMERGENTS
    • TMI VERSUS GDP
    • MOBILE AND MOBILE BROADBAND PENETRATION
    • FIXED AND MOBILE BROADBAND PENETRATION
    • THE MIDDLE EAST AND NBN PLANS
    • SUBMARINE CABLES
    • FIXED BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • SATELLITE BROADBAND
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE (DSL) NETWORKS
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES (FTTP) NETWORKS
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • NATIONAL INTERNET NETWORK (NIN)
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES (FTTP) NETWORKS
    • OTHER FIXED BROADBAND SERVICES
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE (DSL) NETWORKS
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES (FTTP) NETWORKS
    • OTHER FIXED BROADBAND SERVICES
    • NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • OTHER FIXED BROADBAND SERVICES
    • NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • INTRODUCTION AND STATISTICAL OVERVIEW
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • NATIONAL NETWORKS
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • FIXED BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES (FTTP) NETWORKS
    • NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES NETWORKS
    • OTHER FIXED BROADBAND SERVICES
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • NATIONAL BROADBAND STRATEGY (NBS)
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE (DSL) NETWORKS
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES (FTTP) NETWORKS
    • WIRELESS BROADBAND
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MARKET OVERVIEW
    • FIXED-LINE BROADBAND TECHNOLOGIES
    • INTEGRATED TELECOM COMPANY (ITC)
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE (SATELLITE, SUBMARINE)
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MARKET ANALYSIS
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • HYBRID FIBRE COAX (HFC) NETWORKS
    • DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE (DSL) NETWORKS
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES (FTTP) NETWORKS
    • WIRELESS BROADBAND
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • INTRODUCTION AND STATISTICAL OVERVIEW
    • FIBRE-TO-THE-PREMISES (FTTP) NETWORKS
    • DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE (DSL) NETWORKS
    • OTHER FIXED BROADBAND SERVICES
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
    • MARKET OVERVIEW
    • BROADBAND STATISTICS
    • DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE (DSL) NETWORKS
    • OVERVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TELECOM NETWORK
    • INTERNATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE

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