The representative of the people of Malayer in the Islamic Consultative Assembly announced the upgrade of the Hamrah Aval site in Kandehlan village from 2G technology to 4G with a budget exceeding 7 billion tomans, stating that the development of communication infrastructure and access to high-speed internet in rural areas is a significant demand of the people that is being pursued diligently.
Upgrade of Hamrah Aval Site in Kandehlan Village of Malayer to 4G with a Budget of 7 Billion Tomans
The Hamrah Aval site in Kandehlan village has been upgraded from 2G to 4G technology with a budget of over 7 billion tomans. This initiative, driven by the local representative, aims to improve communication infrastructure and high-speed internet access in rural areas, addressing a key demand of the residents.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The Hamrah Aval telecommunications site in Kandehlan village was upgraded from 2G to 4G technology with an investment of over 7 billion tomans. This upgrade aims to enhance communication infrastructure and provide high-speed internet access to the local population.
- The upgrade cost exceeds 7 billion tomans.
- This initiative addresses a significant demand for better internet access in rural areas.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Access to high-speed internet is increasingly seen as essential for economic development and social inclusion, especially in rural areas of Iran. The government has been focusing on expanding digital infrastructure to meet these needs.
🏷️ Entities Mentioned
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