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PTA Fines Jazz, Zong, Ufone and Telenor Rs740 Million Over Illegal SIM Activations and Verification Failures

Pakistan's telecommunications regulator has imposed total fines of approximately Rs740 million on all four major mobile operators — Jazz, Zong, Ufone and Telenor — for violations including the activation of SIM cards without subscriber knowledge or physical presence, failures in biometric verification, and inadequate franchise oversight. In one case involving Ufone, raids recovered more than 12,600 active SIMs and biometric devices used in unlawful activations.

January 25, 2025

News Desk

Pakistan, Azerbaijan agrees to apply PTA

Listen to the article Islamabad: The eighth Pakistani-Azerbaijan Committee’s Eighth Council ended in Islamabad on Friday, where the two sides confirmed their commitments in basic areas and called for supporting cooperation in areas such as energy, trade, defense and agriculture. The meeting was co -chaired by Federal Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif and Defense Minister for the Vugar Valeh Oglu Mustafayev defense industry. Both sides agreed to implement Azerbaijan-Pakistan’s preferential trade agreement (PTA) signed in July 2024, as well as exploring consortia and investment by businesses from both countries. They expressed their commitment to facilitate cooperation between customs authorities and

December 17, 2024

News Desk

Telecom sector sees 20% drop in FDI in 2023-24: PTA

A woman holds US dollar bills in this picture taken on May 30, 2022. — Reuters The PTA report reveals that there are 196 million telecom subscribers. CMOs see peak investment of $431 million in 2023-24: report. The report shows that the deployment of 5G requires significant investment. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s telecom sector has seen a drop of over 20% in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), which totaled $46 million in FY 2023-24, compared to $58 million in the previous fiscal year, 2022- 23, The News reported on Tuesday. FDI inflow was lower than outflow, with investment inflows at $46 million, while

September 10, 2024

News Desk

The PTA termed the former IT secretary’s directive as illegal

Islamabad: The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has informed a parliamentary committee that a former IT secretary had issued an illegal policy directive allowing certain long distance and international (LDI) service providers to pay fees in installments. Former IT secretary Capt (Retd) Muhammad Mehmood had been removed after a controversy erupted over the leave, which was beyond his purview and an illegal act. The Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunications held a meeting on Monday, headed by Senator Palwasha Khan, to discuss the issues facing the telecom sector. Giving tax exemption of Rs 54 billion to LDI companies was

Telecoms complain about SIM blocking

Islamabad: Mobile operators (MOAs) are mandated to provide uninterrupted service to their customers, except as specified in the Telecommunications Act and related regulations. However, there are no circumstances where CMOs can disconnect or block service to any customer. This was the gist of a letter written by the telecom industry to the Ministry of IT & Telecom and the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). While the intention of the Income Tax General Order (ITGO) may be to penalize non-compliant individuals or encourage them to come into the tax net, the specific measure being passed is not given due consideration. Neither legal

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