- Published on Thursday, 03 January 2013 17:41
Myanmar’s
telecommunication sector has been dominated by Chinese products, which
is the upshot of the restriction imposed on products from other
countries, Htay Win, chief engineer of the mobile communications
department told the Eleven Media Group.
Statistics show that about seven out of
100 people in the country are mobile users. The Chinese products like
ZTE, Huawei are the fast-moving items in the local mobile market.
Companies from other countries have
small market share in Myanmar’s mobile sector, according to Htay Win.
Despite the desire to use value-for-money products, Myanmar people have
to put up with the less durable ones from China because global companies
didn't enter into the Myanmar mobile market.
An official from Myanmar Posts and
Telecommunications said that the country needs to speed up legislation
for foreign investment. “We have to be aware that well-experienced
global companies know how to take advantage of the country’s weak
legislation.”
Nippon Electric Company and KDDI, Japan
second largest telecommunications company, will open their branch
offices in Myanmar in early 2013.
Vietnam’s top mobile telecom service
company opened its representative office in Myanmar on November 24 in a
bid to boost its long-term investment in the country.
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