Libya’s second largest state mobile telecoms company, Almadar Aljadid, announced last Tuesday (27 January) the launch of its 5G service, becoming the first Libyan national operator to offer this service
Almadar said the new 5G service will offer faster internet, higher responsiveness, and an unprecedented experience.
The company said phase one of the rolled out will see the service being launched in the capital Tripoli first, with the rest of Libya to follow soon.
The introduction of the first 5G service in Libya is a real qualitative leap
Almadar said the introduction of the first 5G service in Libya is a real qualitative leap, as it provides ultra-fast speeds, low latency and unprecedented connectivity quality, with thoughtful and competitive packages and prices comparable to what is applicable in neighbouring countries, ensuring an advanced digital experience that meets the aspirations of users.
A strategic turning point in the digital transformation
It said this achievement represents a strategic turning point in the digital transformation process in Libya, where the fifth generation is expected to play a pivotal role in developing health services through telemedicine, upgrading the educational process through smart solutions and platforms, as well as stimulating the national economy, supporting entrepreneurship, and enabling innovation and modern technologies.
Almadar said this launch comes as a confirmation of its commitment to leading the future of telecommunications in Libya, enhancing digital infrastructure, and providing advanced technical solutions that keep pace with global development, contribute to achieving sustainable development and building a promising digital future for all citizens of the country.
Initial reports to Libya Herald, at the time of publication, indicate that the service is not widely available in Tripoli, but confined to just a few central parts of the capital.
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Libya’s state mobile company Almadar to launch 5G services soon
