Opening of First Mobile Carrier's New Site in Khosroabad Village, Dorud

The new First Mobile site in Khosroabad village, Dorud county, was built at a cost of 150 billion rials from the Universal Service Obligation (USO) fund of the Ministry of Information and Communications Technology, implemented by Iran Mobile Communications Company, and was inaugurated and put into operation in the presence of provincial and county officials.

The new site of the first mobile phone in the village of Khosroabad, Durood city, with the credit of 150 billion Rials from the mandatory public services of communication and information technology (USO) and was built by Iran Mobile Communications Company and was opened and put into operation with the presence of a group of provincial and city officials.

According to Ambassador Arjan of Lorestan, Davoudi, Deputy Director of Telecommunication Network of Lorestan region, pointed out the importance of communication infrastructure development and stated in this ceremony: This site was implemented with the aim of developing mobile phone coverage in the villages of Khosroabad and is an effective step towards improving the quality of communication services and achieving communication justice in rural areas.

He added: The development of communication network in rural areas, in addition to facilitating people's daily communication, provides the opportunity to benefit from digital services and strengthen the economic and social capacities of these areas.

In addition, Dr. Lak Aliabadi, the representative of the people of Durood and Azna counties in the Islamic Council, while appreciating the efforts of the communication and information technology complex of the province and the telecommunications of Lorestan region, said: solving the antenna problems and improving the villagers' access to communication services plays an important role in improving the quality of people's lives.

He considered the development of communication infrastructure as one of the requirements for the economic and social progress of Lorestan and emphasized the continuation of efforts to solve the communication problems of rural areas.

This ceremony was held in the presence of Engineer Heydari, the Director General of Communications and Information Technology of the province, the governor of Durood city, the head of the city's telecommunications department and a group of local officials.