Free Wi-Fi Offering in Karbala & Najaf Cities / Reducing Conversation Rates for Iranian Wolves during the Arbeyan Times

News ID: 66744

Date: 29 October 2017 - 15:28

According to the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, "WiFai" has been freed up on the road to Zavar in the cities of Karbala and Najaf; however, these two measures have not been considered in the direction of these two cities, and we are following this route under the cover of "Wi-Fi" "Free will be.

According to the Interior Ministry's press office , the minister of communications and information technology, Mohammad Jawad Azari Jahromi, met with reporters at the 23rd press conference this afternoon and responded to their questions.

In response to the question about the type of exposure to voice and radio in dealing with apps, he said: "Sound and TV is not government-owned media and is outside the government, and unfortunately it has been seen that they are not fair in dealing with domestic apps and They do not provide services; but it promotes external applications.

Azeri-e Jahromi added: I would like to call on the head of the Voice and Television Organization to act transparently in accordance with the rules.

He further argued that mobile phone tariffs have been cut during the days of Arbaeen Hosseini: a special working group has been set up in the provinces of Arbaeen pilgrimage route, in which some services are provided free of charge to these villagers.

According to the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, last year, some mobile phone services had doubled over the past year, adding that this year the service has doubled in comparison to last year.

He said: "With some Iraqi operators, negotiations have been made to reduce the rate of conversation in this country for the Iranian wanderers; however, the rates of calls made from Iran to pilgrims in Iraq are reduced, and we are waiting for the Iraqi side to have a conversation rate The pilgrims calling on Iraq to Iran are cut off, and the Iraqi Ministry of Communications has promised to reduce this rate through its mobile operators.

Azeri Jahromi said: "Weaf has been freed on the road to Zawar in the cities of Karbala and Najaf; however, these two measures have not been considered in the direction of these two cities, and we are following this route also under the cover of" free Wi-Fi " Take