High-Speed Internet Reaches Most Remote Village in Qaleh Ganj County

Kerman – With the inauguration of five communication projects worth more than 1,400 billion rials, high-speed internet has reached the most remote village of Qaleh Ganj County in southern Kerman.

Kerman - With the opening of five communication projects with an investment of more than 1040 billion Rials, high-speed internet reached the most remote village of Qalaganj city in the south of Kerman.

According to Mehr reporter, during a ceremony attended by the deputy civil governor of Kerman, on Thursday evening, the project of providing high-speed mobile internet coverage in the village of Chahsiyahi in the central part of Qalaganj city was inaugurated with a credit of 150 billion Rials from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology in the form of the National Mandatory Public Service of Communications and Information Technology (USO) plan.

This project has enabled 39 households with a population of 111 people to access high-speed internet by launching the new Mobile First website and using second generation (2G) and fourth generation (4G) technologies.

Also, during this ceremony, a webinar connection was established through the optical fiber infrastructure from the northernmost village of Qalaganj to the southernmost point of the city, and the network speed test was conducted in the form of a webinar from the Rameshk Center and was confirmed.

In this ceremony, the Deputy Coordinator of Civil Affairs of Kerman Governor expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the Directorate General of Communications and Information Technology of Kerman Province: Despite the problems in the field of importing telecommunication equipment and credit limits, the actions taken in this area are acceptable and worthy of appreciation.

Ali Asghar Zakari Harandi, emphasizing the need to strengthen communication infrastructure in the south of Kerman province, added: It is expected that in the last five months of the year, communication problems in the province, especially in communication routes, nomadic areas and villages with little access to the Internet, will be followed up more seriously.

He stated: Improving access to communication services can be effective in solving some of the problems of students, nomadic communities and residents of remote areas, and we hope that with the cooperation of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, the obstacles in this area will be removed.

Zakari Harandi also informed about the follow-up of the water issue in Chahkoh Qalaganj area and emphasized the necessity of the authorities' efforts to deal with this issue.