Etisalat won't bid for Moroccan govt stake in Maroc Telecom - CEO

The mobile operator Etisalat has highlighted corporate social responsibility (CSR) as a key pillar in its operations. The group launched its first CSR & Sustainability Report at the CSR Summit in Dubai yesterday. "CSR is embedded within our vision ...

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UAE telecom major Etisalat has formed a strategic partnership in the construction of the Bay of Bengal Gateway submarine fibre optic cable along with RILs telecom arm and industry leaders to enhance intercontinental connectivity and diversity for UAE and the ...

-- Contactless payments via Near Field Communication (NFC) technology -- Smartphones used as payment terminals for credit card acceptance Etisalat, the largest tele-communications operator in the Middle East and Africa, and Wirecard, a global leader ...

Including both the interest rate and fees, the three-year part pays just below 100 bps, with the five-year tranche paying in the low 100s.

Etisalat may buy out all minority shareholders in Maroc Telecom if its bid for Vivendi's 53 per cent stake in the Moroccan company succeeds.

Life TV on iPad and computers includes live streaming of more than 150 live TV channels. Customers can also get "rented on demand" movies.

Etihad, which is expanding globally, has been in talks over an equity stake in Jet since September after India relaxed ownership rules.

Etisalat has stopped blocking the website of Skype, internet-based phone call provider, although the move could put strain on its revenues.