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Market Briefing November 2004
Click here for the 2005 Middle East Mobile Opportunities editon.
Subscribers in the Middle East grew to 61.4 million at the end of June 2004, representing an increase of 11.1 million year-on-year and an actual growth rate of 22%. Middle Eastern Mobile Opportunities, a new report from the publishers of Global Mobile and Middle East and Africa Wireless Analyst newsletters, provides a unique insight into the Middle Eastern mobile markets, the practices that have led to their success in recent years and details of how you can profit from emerging opportunitiesMiddle Eastern Mobile Opportunities contains 11 detailed country profiles, each comprehensively analysing the practices that have contributed to the growth of the region, and individual countries, as well as expert commentary on likely future developments. Each profile also examines recent developments, new entrants and existing players providing essential information on your potential competitors and partners.
Middle Eastern Mobile Opportunities is complemented by unique data from EMC, the market leaders in operational data.
Countries covered in this report:
- Bahrain
- Iran
- Iraq
- Israel
- Jordan
- Kuwait
- Lebanon
- Qatar
- Saudi Arabia
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- Market snapshot
- subscriber growth to end-June 2004 by country
- subscriber growth forecasts to 2009
- historical subscriber numbers per operator between Q103 and Q204
- licensing opportunities available in the region
- technology launches and status (GPRS, MMS, UMTS)
- other significant developments in the region including mergers and acquisitions, branding, market segmentation and local content development
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