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STC Develops 3 Communications Infrastructure Projects
Published in Amwal Al Ghad on 27 - 03 - 2012

Saudi Telecom Co. (STC) signed a wide-scale agreement to implement communications services infrastructure at three new planned quarters in Jeddah and Madina.
The accord was reached on the sidelines of Jeddah Conference on Real Estate, Financing and Housing.
The agreement includes construction of infrastructure, deploying communications services at these quarters, to support STC endeavor to modernize provided service through innovative ideas based on quality, high speed and providing customers with the best services.
The agreement was signed on behalf of STCby Eng. Bandar bin Mohammed Al-Qifari, SCT Vice President for Network Sector.
First, under the agreement, concerned Hamad Al-Mussa planned-quarter, in Jeddah on 1,722,546 sq. meters, the second concerned Saleh bin Ladin planned quarter in Madina on 176,000 sq. meters, while the third was co-signed with Abdulrahman Al-Rashid company, the developers of Al-Nur planned quarter, in Madinah on 66,769 sq. meters, as Saudi Gazette stated.
STC's goal for the projects is to carry out the infrastructure of communications services in these new planned quarters in order to establish ideal quarters with no excavations, to meet the anticipations of the developers as well as the dwellers in various regions of the Kingdom, and to provide customers with the best of communications services.


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