TeleCard to launch LDI in Pakistan shortly
Pakistan Times Business & Commerce Desk

KARACHI: TeleCard Ltd (TCL) will shortly launch Long Distance and International (LDI) calling service in the country, it was learnt through reliable sources.

Sources revealed that TCL has deployed Next Generation Network, comprising at least 20 POPs to deliver the advanced solution for LDI services in the region.

In addition to the traditional long distance voice telephony services, the TeleCard LDI infrastructure will offer specialised applications and services including Virtual Network Operations, Switch Less Resale, Toll free and Premium Rate services, Conferencing and Secure Networks.

The TeleCard LDI will also provide collect calling, follow-me services for international travellers and services catering to calling card companies, call centres, payphone companies, hotels, banks, airlines, logistics and distribution companies and others.

Nationwide WLL commenced: TeleCard Limited has commenced GO CDMA Wireless local loop (WLL) telephone service nation wide, APP adds.

Fazal Hussain, Group CEO TeleCad, launched the service. Earlier this year GO CDMA service was launched in Karachi and recently Quetta also became online.

The service has been launched after the company received commencement certificates from Pakistan telecommunication Authority (PTA) for the entire country.

Together with the local loop, long distance-International, and Wireless Local Loop, TeleCard is on the verge of transforming itself from a pay phone operator company to being the first private sector integrated telecom solution provider.

Speaking on the occasion Fazal Hussain, Group CEO TeleCard said, "We at TeleCard believe that communication is an expression of life and we have worked hard to make it possible. Our focus is to provide a superior customer value to all segments of customers. Our product and services are for all Pakistanis not specifically targeting the upper income segment. Our service offers a host of value added features at extremely affordable cost to subscribers. We firmly believe that the changing paradigm in the telecom sector would connect people, enhance productivity, create new businesses and improve the quality of life of average Pakistani.●