Qatar’s regulator expands access to telecom duct infrastructure

Posted on June 4, 2025 by Guest authors

Qatar regulator the Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has announced that it has opened access to more than 4,860 kilometres of government telecom duct infrastructure across Qatar.

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