AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoConnectivity & Demand: Nigeria’s data use jumped nearly 47% to 1.6 million terabytes in July 2026, with the NCC urging more telecom infrastructure investment to improve coverage and quality. Universal Service Policy: Qatar’s CRA opened a consultation on a draft Universal Service Policy to expand access to broadband, basic voice and SMS, with affordability support for low-income users. Disaster Resilience: Nepal Telecom reported Rs 88.51 million in flood damage after the Aug. 26 Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster, disrupting 83 sites before restoring most services via alternative towers and repairs to damaged fiber. Network Reliability & Regulation: Pakistan’s PTA published mobile network experience benchmarking, while Nigeria’s NCC also flagged Airtel as receiving the most consumer complaints in H1 2026. Industry & Infrastructure Moves: Canada’s CRTC approved Alberta’s new 568 area code for June 2028, and the ITU plans an Acceleration Centre in Kazakhstan to boost digital innovation. Security & Trust: Cloudflare and Deutsche Telekom announced a partnership for a more secure, resilient internet.
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