Middle East - Fixed Broadband Market

Last updated: 30 Aug 2022 Update History

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Report Pages: 299

Analyst: Henry Lancaster

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Middle East’s fixed broadband deployment gains investment interest

Most countries in the Middle East region continue to work towards expanding the reach of fixed broadband infrastructure, complementing the wider reach already achieved by mobile networks. The expansion of fixed broadband infrastructure is generally undertaken by private sector players focussed on urban areas, though there is also considerable state support towards creating a digital transformation affecting societies, businesses, and governments.

The pandemic has provided a significant impetus in this regard. To a greater or lesser extent, a large proportion of people in these countries has been obliged to work from home. With bans on travel and restrictions on social interactions, people have looked to online entertainment. Schools and universities have moved to online learning and digital classrooms. Businesses have transitioned to arrangements whereby employees, where practical, work from home and perform tasks online. With the closure of retail outlets and other restrictions, a greater proportion of transactions is undertaken online, via e-commerce or m-commerce.

In all, these various forces are expediting the pace of existing national broadband plans which have been set in train over the last few years. Some of these plans have long-term schedules (through to 2030 or even 2040), are supported by state funding and are generally being deployed by incumbent telcos or their subsidiaries created for the purpose.

A transition from DSL to fibre-based networks continues in many Middle Eastern markets. As 5G is being ramped up by the regions’ mobile network operators, these fixed networks are being connected to mobile base stations to provide the necessary backhaul.

Key developments

Countries in the Middle East are investing in fixed networks to provide the infrastructure underpinning digital transformation, and the long-term development of knowledge-based economies.
Investment in fibre has propelled the UAE as the top-ranking country in the region (16th globally) for fixed broadband data rates.
Qatar’s substantial fixed broadband network based on GigaNet fibre has held it in good stead during the pandemic.
Saudi Arabia climbs in the Digital Infrastructure Index league table and continues to implement strategies as part of its the Vision 2030.
In Israel, the Universal Service Obligations on Bezeq and HOT Telecom have helped extend broadband availability to 99% of premises.
Bahrain is pursuing its long-term Economic Vision 2030 strategy, aimed at developing digital services across numerous sectors, including e-government, e-health, e-commerce, and e-banking.

Companies mentioned in this report

Mobile Telecommunications Co (MTC) / Zain, Ooredoo Kuwait (previously National Mobile Telecommunication Co (NMT) / Wataniya Telecom), Kuwait Telecom Company (KTC) / Viva, Batelco, Zain Bahrain, Viva Bahrain, Telecommunication Company of Iran (TCI), Mobile Communications Iran (MCI), MTN Irancell, Tamin Telecom (Rightel), Mobile Telecommunications Company of Isfahan (MTCE), Telecommunication Kish Company (TKC), Iraqi Telephone and Postal Company (ITPC), Asiacell, Zain Iraq, Korek Telecom, Regional Telecom, Cellcom, Orange (Partner), Pelephone (Bezeq), HOT Mobile, Golan Telecom, Rami Levy, Jordan Telecom Group/Orange, Zain Jordan, Batelco/Umniah, Saudi Telecom Company (STC)/Bravo, Integrated Telecom Company (ITC)/Bayn Consortium, GO Telecom/Etihad Atheeb, Mobily/Etihad Etisalat/Bayanat Al-Oula, Zain KSA, Lebara KSA/Etihad Jawraa, Virgin Mobile Middle East & Africa (Virgin Mobile MEA), Axiom Telecom, VIVA, Etisalat, du, Jordan Telecom Group/Orange, Zain Jordan, Batelco/Umniah, MTC Touch, Alfa Telecom, Ooredoo Qatar, Vodafone Qatar, OmanTel, Ooredoo Oman, FRiENDi, Majan Telecom (Renna), Samatel, Syrian Telecommunication Establishment (STE), MTN Syria, Syriatel, Turkcell, Vodafone Turkey, Avea

Regional Middle East Market Comparison

Market characteristics
Market Leaders
Market Challengers
Market Emergents
TMI versus GDP
Mobile and mobile broadband penetration
Fixed and mobile broadband penetration

Regional overview

The Middle East and NBN plans
Submarine cables
Fixed broadband statistics

Fixed and mobile broadband penetration

Satellite broadband

Bahrain

Market analysis

National Broadband Network (NBN)
Fixed broadband statistics

National telecom network

IXPs

International infrastructure

Submarine/terrestrial cable networks
Satellite networks
Noor-sat (acquired by Eutelsat)

Iran

Market analysis
Broadband statistics
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks
Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks
Overview of the national telecom network
National Internet Network (NIN)
International infrastructure

Submarine and terrestrial cable networks
Satellite networks

Iraq

Market analysis
Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks
Other fixed broadband services

WiMAX migrating to TD-LTE

Overview of the national telecom network
Historical overview
International infrastructure

Submarine cable networks
Satellite networks

Israel

Market analysis
Broadband statistics
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks
Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks

Israel Broadband Company (IBC)
Partner
Bezeq
HOT

Other fixed broadband services

Fixed wireless (Wi-Fi and WiMAX)

National telecom network
International infrastructure

Submarine cable networks
Satellite networks

Jordan

Market analysis
Broadband statistics

Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks

Other fixed broadband services

Fixed wireless (Wi-Fi and WiMAX)

National telecom network

National Telecommunication Program 1995-1999
Internet Exchange Points

International infrastructure

FLAG
RCN
JADI

Kuwait

Introduction and statistical overview

Broadband statistics

Overview of the national telecom network
National networks
International infrastructure

Terrestrial
Submarine cable networks
Satellite communication

Lebanon

Market analysis
Fixed broadband statistics
Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks
National telecom network
International infrastructure

Submarine cable networks
Satellite

Oman

Broadband statistics
Fibre-to-the-Premises networks
Other fixed broadband services

Fixed Wireless Access (FWA)

Overview of the national telecom network

Alternative infrastructure
VoIP

National broadband strategy (NBS)
International infrastructure

Submarine cable networks
Satellite networks

Qatar

Market analysis
Broadband statistics
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks
Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) networks

Vodafone Qatar
Ooredoo

Wireless Broadband

Wi-Fi

Overview of the national telecom network
International infrastructure

Submarine cable networks
Satellite networks

Saudi Arabia

Market overview

Market analysis

Fixed-line broadband technologies

Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks
Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks

Integrated Telecom Company (ITC)

Other fixed broadband services

Overview of the national telecom network
International infrastructure (satellite, submarine)

Terrestrial cable networks
Submarine cable networks
Satellite networks

Syria

Market analysis
Broadband statistics
National telecom network
International infrastructure

Turkey

Market analysis
Broadband statistics
Hybrid Fibre Coax (HFC) networks
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks
Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks
Wireless broadband
Overview of the national telecom network
International infrastructure

Submarine cable networks
Terrestrial networks
Satellites

United Arab Emirates

Introduction and statistical overview

Market analysis
Broadband statistics

Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks
Other fixed broadband services

Fixed wireless (Wi-Fi, WiMAX)

Overview of the national telecom network
International infrastructure

Submarine cable networks
Terrestrial cable networks
Satellites

Yemen

Market overview
Broadband statistics
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks

E-banking

Overview of the national telecom network
International infrastructure

Satellite
Submarine cables

List of Tables

Table 1 – Middle East – fixed broadband subscribers by country (million) – 2018 – 2021 (e)
Table 2 – Middle East – fixed broadband penetration by country – 2018 – 2021 (e)
Table 3 – Middle East countries – broadband speeds vs movie download times - 2021
Table 4 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2027
Table 5 – Bahrain – Change in the market share of fixed broadband subscribers by operator – 2019 – 2021
Table 6 – Bahrain – Increase in fixed broadband traffic – 2015 – 2021
Table 7 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by platform – 2012 – 2019
Table 8 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2021
Table 9 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed-line subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 10 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed wired and wireless subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 11 – Bahrain – Change in the fixed line market share of subscribers by operator – 2019 – 2021
Table 12 – Bahrain – Development of fixed line traffic – 2014 – 2021
Table 13 – Bahrain – Increase in international bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Table 14 – Iran – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 15 – Iran – MTN Irancell’s active internet subscribers – 2017 – 2021
Table 16 – Iran – Increase in the number of DSL subscribers – 2012 – 2022
Table 17 – Iran – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 18 – Iran – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Table 19 – Iraq – Internet users and penetration – 2012 – 2018
Table 20 – Iraq – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2017 – 2027
Table 21 – Iraq – Growth in fixed and mobile internet traffic (EB / month) – 2017 – 2020
Table 22 – Iraq – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity - 2012 – 2027
Table 23 – Israel – Increase in internet user penetration – 2012 – 2021
Table 24 – Israel – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 25 – Israel – Change in the number of Bezeq’s fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 26 – Israel – Growth in the number of Cellcom’s fixed broadband subscribers – 2015 – 2021
Table 27 – Israel – Growth in the number of HOT Telecom’s fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 28 – Israel – Change in Bezeq’s annualised retail broadband ARPU – 2012 – 2021
Table 29 – Israel – Average bundled broadband speed per retail Bezeq customer – 2012 – 2021
Table 30 – Israel – Growth in the number of Partner's fixed broadband subscribers – 2019 – 2021
Table 31 – Israel – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by platform – 2012 – 2019
Table 32 – Israel – Decline in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 33 – Jordan – Change in the number of DSL subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 34 – Jordan – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 35 – Jordan – Fixed broadband traffic – 2020 – 2021
Table 36 – Jordan – Fixed broadband market share by data rate – 2019 – 2020
Table 37 – Jordan – Growth in the number of Orange Jordan’s fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 38 – Jordan – Change in the number of fibre broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 39 – Jordan – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 40 – Jordan – Fixed lines subscribers by type – 2020 – 2021
Table 41 – Jordan – Fixed-line traffic (million minutes) – 2020 – 2021
Table 42 – Kuwait – Change in the number of fixed broadband connections by platform (thousand) – 2015 – 2019
Table 43 – Kuwait – Increase in the number of internet users and penetration – 2012 – 2020
Table 44 – Kuwait – Increase in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 45 – Kuwait – Change in the number of fixed broadband connections by access speed – 2015 – 2020
Table 46 – Kuwait – Development of fixed and mobile traffic (PB) – 2015 – 2022
Table 47 – Kuwait – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 48 – Kuwait – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Table 49 – Lebanon – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 50 – Lebanon – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 51 – Lebanon – International internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Table 52 – Oman – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2027
Table 53 – Oman – Change in the number of fixed and fixed wireless broadband subscribers – 2019 – 2020
Table 54 – Oman – Development of fixed broadband ARPU – 2017 – 2021
Table 55 – Oman – Change in the proportion of fixed broadband subscriptions by data rate – 2019 – 2021
Table 56 – Oman – Change in the proportion of fixed broadband subscriptions by platform – 2019 – 2021
Table 57 – Oman – Increase in fixed broadband traffic – 2012 – 2021
Table 58 – Oman – Change in the proportion of fibre broadband subscriptions by platform – 2017 – 2021
Table 59 – Oman – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 60 – Oman – Change in the number of VoIP subscriptions – 2016 – 2021
Table 61 – Oman – Development of domestic fixed-line voice traffic – 2019 – 2021
Table 62 – Oman – Change in fixed telephony revenue – 2019 – 2021
Table 63 – Oman – Change in fixed telephony ARPU – 2017 – 2021
Table 64 – Oman – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2021
Table 65 – Qatar – Increase in internet penetration – 2012 – 2020
Table 66 – Qatar – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 67 – Qatar – Change in household PC penetration – 2012 – 2021
Table 68 – Qatar – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Table 69 – Qatar – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by technology – 2012 – 2021
Table 70 – Qatar – Change in the market share of fixed broadband connections by speed – 2015 – 2021
Table 71 – Qatar – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 72 – Saudi Arabia – Growth in the number of internet users – 2015 – 2022
Table 73 – Saudi Arabia – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 74 – Saudi Arabia – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscriptions by platform (million) – 2012 – 2019
Table 75 – Saudi Arabia – Change in the number of fixed-lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 76 – Saudi Arabia – International internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Table 77 – Syria – Growth in internet user penetration – 2012 – 2021
Table 78 – Syria – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 79 – Syria – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by technology – 2012 – 2018
Table 80 – Syria – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by speed – 2012 – 2020
Table 81 – Syria – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 82 – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Table 83 – Turkey – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 84 – Turkey – Average monthly data usage per Turk Telekom broadband subscriber – 2012 – 2021
Table 85 – Turkey – Change in Turk Telecom broadband ARPU – 2012 – 2021
Table 86 – Turkey – Change in Turkcell's fibre broadband ARPU – 2016 – 2021
Table 87 – Turkey – Growth in the number of cable broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 88 – Turkey – Growth in the number of DSL subscriptions – 2012 – 2021
Table 89 – Turkey – Growth in the number of fibre broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 90 – Turkey – Increase in fibre cable length (km) – 2012 – 2021
Table 91 – Turkey – Increase in the number of Superonline’s fibre broadband subscribers (million) – 2013 – 2021
Table 92 – Turkey – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 93 – Turkey – Change in the number of public payphones – 2012 – 2021
Table 94 – Turkey – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Table 95 – Internet penetration in the UAE – 2012 – 2020
Table 96 – UAE – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 97 – UAE – Growth in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Table 98 – UAE – Growth in the number of fibre broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 99 – UAE - Fibre broadband market share by operator – 2015 – 2018
Table 100 – UAE – Decline in the number of DSL subscriptions – 2012 – 2021
Table 101 – UAE – Increase in the number of Etisalat’s fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Table 102 – UAE – Change in the number of Etisalat’s bundle subscribers by type – 2016 – 2021
Table 103 – UAE – Growth in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Table 104 – Yemen – Proportion of households with internet accesses, and penetration – 2012 – 2017
Table 105 – Yemen – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Table 106 – Yemen – International internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2017
Table 107 – Yemen - fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027

List of Charts

Chart 1 – Map of Telecom Maturity Index global ranking among countries in the Middle East
Chart 2 – Middle East – Telecoms Maturity Index by country
Chart 3 – Middle East - Telecoms Maturity Index vs GDP per capita
Chart 4 – Middle East – mobile subscriber versus mobile broadband penetration
Chart 5 – Middle East – Fixed broadband penetration versus mobile broadband penetration
Chart 6 – Middle East – fixed broadband subscribers by select country (million) – 2018 – 2021 (e)
Chart 7 – Middle East countries – broadband speed vs movie download times – 2021
Chart 8 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2027
Chart 9 – Bahrain – Change in the market share of fixed broadband subscribers by operator – 2019 – 2021
Chart 10 – Bahrain – Increase in fixed broadband traffic – 2015 – 2021
Chart 11 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by platform – 2012 – 2019
Chart 12 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2021
Chart 13 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed-line subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 14 – Bahrain – Change in the number of fixed wired and wireless subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Chart 15 – Bahrain – Change in the fixed line market share of subscribers by operator – 2019 – 2021
Chart 16 – Iran – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 17 – Iran – MTN Irancell’s active internet subscribers – 2017 – 2021
Chart 18 – Iran – Increase in the number of DSL subscribers – 2012 – 2022
Chart 19 – Iran – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 20 – Iran – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Chart 21 – Iraq – Internet users and penetration – 2012 – 2018
Chart 22 – Iraq – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2017 – 2027
Chart 23 – Iraq – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity - 2012 – 2027
Chart 24 – Israel – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 25 – Israel – Change in the number of Bezeq’s fixed broadband lines – 2012 – 2021
Chart 26 – Israel – Growth in the number of Cellcom’s fixed broadband subscribers – 2015 – 2021
Chart 27 – Israel – Growth in the number of Altice fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Chart 28 – Israel – Change in Bezeq’s annualised retail broadband ARPU – 2012 – 2021
Chart 29 – Israel – Growth in the number of Partner's fixed broadband subscribers – 2019 – 2021
Chart 30 – Israel – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by platform – 2012 – 2019
Chart 31 – Israel – Decline in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 32 – Jordan – Change in the number of DSL subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Chart 33 – Jordan – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 34 – Jordan – Fixed broadband market share by data rate – 2019 – 2020
Chart 35 – Jordan – Growth in the number of Orange Jordan’s fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Chart 36 – Jordan – Change in the number of fibre broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Chart 37 – Jordan – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 38 – Jordan – Fixed lines subscribers by type – 2020 – 2021
Chart 39 – Jordan – Fixed lines traffic – 2020 – 2021
Chart 40 – Kuwait - subscribers by broadband technologies – 2015 – 2019
Chart 41 – Kuwait – Increase in the number of internet users and penetration – 2012 – 2020
Chart 42 – Kuwait – Increase in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 43 – Kuwait – Change in the number of fixed broadband connections by access speed – 2015 – 2020
Chart 44 – Kuwait – Development of fixed and mobile traffic – 2015 – 2022
Chart 45 – Kuwait – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 46 – Kuwait – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Chart 47 – Lebanon – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 48 – Lebanon – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 49 – Lebanon – International internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Chart 50 – Oman – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2027
Chart 51 – Oman – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012– 2027
Chart 52 – Qatar – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 53 – Qatar – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by technology – 2012 – 2021
Chart 54 – Qatar – Change in the market share of fixed broadband connections by speed – 2015 – 2021
Chart 55 – Qatar – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 56 – Saudi Arabia – Growth in the number of internet users – 2015 – 2022
Chart 57 – Saudi Arabia – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 58 – Saudi Arabia – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscriptions by platform – 2012 – 2019
Chart 59 – Saudi Arabia – Change in the number of fixed-lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 60 – Saudi Arabia – International internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Chart 61 – Syria – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 62 – Syria – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by technology – 2012 – 2018
Chart 63 – Syria – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers by speed – 2012 – 2020
Chart 64 – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 65 – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Chart 66 – Turkey – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 67 – Turkey – Change in Turk Telecom broadband ARPU – 2012 – 2021
Chart 68 – Turkey – Change in Turkcell's fibre broadband ARPU – 2016 – 2021
Chart 69 – Turkey – Growth in the number of cable broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Chart 70 – Turkey – Growth in the number of DSL subscriptions – 2012 – 2021
Chart 71 – Turkey – Growth in the number of fibre broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Chart 72 – Turkey – Increase in fibre cable length (km) – 2012 – 2021
Chart 73 – Turkey – Increase in the number of Superonline’s fibre broadband subscribers (million) – 2013 – 2021
Chart 74 – Turkey – Change in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 75 – Turkey – Increase in international internet bandwidth – 2012 – 2020
Chart 76 – UAE – Growth in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 77 – UAE – Growth in the number of fibre broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Chart 78 – UAE – Decline in the number of DSL subscriptions – 2012 – 2021
Chart 79 – UAE – Increase in the number of Etisalat’s fixed broadband subscribers – 2012 – 2021
Chart 80 – UAE – Change in the number of Etisalat’s bundle subscribers by type – 2016 – 2021
Chart 81 – UAE – Growth in the number of fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027
Chart 82 – Yemen – Change in the number of fixed broadband subscribers and penetration – 2012 – 2027
Chart 83 – Yemen - fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2012 – 2027

List of Exhibits

Exhibit 1 – Generalised Market Characteristics by Market Segment
Exhibit 2 – Middle East – Market leaders and market developments
Exhibit 3 – Middle East –Market challengers and market developments
Exhibit 4 – Middle East –Market emergents and market developments
Exhibit 5 – 2Africa landing stations
Exhibit 6 – The evolution of fixed internet in Lebanon
Exhibit 7 – Submarine cables in-service in Saudi Arabia
Exhibit 8 – UAE – submarine cable networks

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Regional overview

Bahrain

Iran

Iraq

Israel

Jordan

Kuwait

Lebanon

Oman

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

Syria

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