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Waleed Al Sayed, Chief Operating Officer, Ooredoo Qatar, said: "Our customers demand high-quality services, even in complex hotspots and crowded urban zones. Nokia Networks small cells will enable us to provide just that: more capacity, higher availability and reduced latency. We chose Nokia Networks because the company proved that it can ensure the best network performance."

Bernard Najm, Vice President and Head of Middle East and Africa, Nokia Networks, said: "This deal marks an important step forward in our longstanding partnership with Ooredoo Qatar, an operator intensely focused on delivering top quality services to its customers. Nokia's advanced mobile broadband solutions will help Ooredoo achieve its goal of enriching people's lives and supporting the Qatar National Vision of boosting the knowledge-based economy."

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Ooredoo Qatar's vision and work have led Qatar into this decade as one of the best-connected countries in the world. The operator is currently focused on providing the most innovative services, including ultrafast 4G+ services, to its customers. It recently announced the launch of Ooredoo SuperNet, one of the most significant network evolutions in Qatar's history.

In its journey to provide ultrafast mobile broadband services, Ooredoo Qatar selected Nokia Networks as sole supplier to build its LTE radio and core network in 2013. During the 2014 International Telecom Union (ITU) World Telecom Conference in Doha, Ooredoo Qatar, Nokia Networks and China Mobile showcased record-breaking speeds of 4.1 Gbps over an LTE network. Ooredoo Qatar and Nokia Networks have a shared vision of bringing the latest mobile broadband innovations to residents of Qatar through 5G and beyond.

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