Zong expands high-speed network to 15+ cities in Gilgit-Baltistan

August 22, 2024 (MLN): Zong, Pakistan’s leading telecom operator has introduced high-speed network connectivity in more than 15 cities of Gilgit Baltistan (GB) making it the largest-ever network expansion in the region.

Zong brings its seamless and high-speed 4G services to Gilgit Baltistan and the network is live city-wide in Gilgit, Hunza and Skardu with further rollout ready for launch, as APP reported.

This initiative is Zong’s commitment to providing connectivity across the country and top-notch affordable 4G services. This initiative aims to boost digitalization, promote livelihood, and accelerate the growth of data connectivity across Pakistan to the broader Gilgit-Baltistan region.

As part of this initiative, 59 4G sites are being rolled out in over 15 cities throughout the Gilgit Baltistan region to ensure seamless network connectivity, with services already accessible to residents in key cities, including Gilgit, Astore, Skardu, and Hunza.

The network expansion will not only serve the people of Gilgit Baltistan, but it will also be of great convenience for local and international tourists visiting every year.

The availability of Zong’s 4G network coverage in Gilgit Baltistan is possible through Zong’s strategic partnership with Special Communications Organization (SCO).

Through this collaboration, Zong and SCO are sharing essential network resources to ensure that these services remain accessible and affordable for the people of Gilgit Baltistan.

Sharing his insight on the project, The CEO of Zong said, “Ensuring 4G availability in GB marks a significant step in our mission to provide excellent products and services and enable digitalization in Pakistan.”

“Zong 4G connectivity not only serves the connectivity needs of the local communities but also opens new opportunities for businesses, tourism, and education in these areas. This development has been a challenging job in such remote areas and harsh conditions and I commend all the hardworking people involved,” he added.

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