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Page 1: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Arab telecom and broadband

markets

Jawad J. AbbassiFounder & General

Manager

SAMENA Convergence to Jordan

November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Page 2: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

An overview of the Arab World’s telecom and broadband markets

Projected growth in broadband services

Stats and primary research findings from Arab Advisors Surveys

Outline

Page 3: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Arab ICT: A Regional Comparison 2007

Source: Arab Advisors Group

Country PSTN Penetration % Cellular Penetration %Internet Users Penetration %

Algeria 8.9% 80.4% 7.0%Bahrain 19.5% 106.6% 22.0%

Egypt 15.2% 41.3% 5.9%

Iraq 4.6% 48.7% 6.0%

Jordan 8.9% 83.4% 14.0%

Kuwait 15.8% 81.6% 32.7%

Lebanon 18.9% 31.2% 20.2%

Libya 13.9% 86.8% 6.0%

Mauritania 1.2% 49.2% 0.7%

Morocco 7.8% 64.9% 8.5%

Oman 10.5% 94.4% 12.4%

Palestine 9.3% 35.3% 10.8%

Qatar 17.7% 94.5% 19.5%

Saudi Arabia 16.3% 115.6% 26.1%Sudan 1.2% 22.1% 1.1%Syria 18.0% 33.6% 14.5%

Tunisia 12.4% 76.7% 9.9%

UAE 29.4% 176.0% 58.7%Yemen 4.7% 20.6% 4.8%

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Arab ICT: A Regional Comparison 2007

Source: Arab Advisors Group

Page 5: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Total Country Connectivity Measure (TCCM) in 2007

Source: Arab Advisors Group

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Page 6: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

3,068

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11,229

1,458

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Algeria

Bahrain

Egypt

Iraq

J ordan

Kuwait

Lebanon

Libya

Mauritania

Morocco

Oman

Palestine

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

Sudan

Syria

Tunisia

UAE

Yemen

Arab PSTN Users: 33.4 million in 2007 up from 31.1 million in 2006

Note: the bar charts portray the figures per country by end of 2007Source: Arab Advisors Group

PSTN Subscribers (000s) PSTN Penetration %

8.9%

19.5%

15.2%

4.6%

8.9%

15.8%

13.9%

1.2%

7.8%

1.2%

18.0%

12.4%

29.4%

4.7%

16.3%

17.7%

9.3%10.5%

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Page 7: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Arab Cellular Users: 176.8 million in 2007 up from 125 million in 2006

80.4%

106.6%

41.3%

48.7%

83.4%

81.6%

86.8%

49.2%

64.9%

22.1%

33.6%

76.7%

176.0%

20.6%

31.2%

94.4%35.3%

94.5%

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Algeria

Bahrain

Egypt

I raq

Jordan

Kuwait

Lebanon

Libya

Mauritania

Morocco

Oman

Palestine

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

Sudan

Syria

Tunisia

UAE

Yemen

Cellular Subscribers (000s) Cellular Penetration %

Note: the bar charts portray the figures per country by end of 2007Source: Arab Advisors Group

Page 8: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Nineteen cellular operators in twelve Arab countries offered

3G/3.5G services by April 2008

Source: Arab Advisors Report “3G Cellular Services in the Arab World” July 2008

Country Number of operators

offering 3GOperators offering 3G services

Operator not offering 3G services

Bahrain 2 Zain Bahrain Batelco

None

Egypt 2 Etisalat Misr MobiNil Vodafone Egypt

Iraq 1 Mobi-tel

Asiacell Zain Iraq Sana Tel Korek Telecom Mobi-tel

Kuwait 2 Zain Kuwait None Wataniya Telecom

Libya 1 Libyana Mobile Phone Al Madar

Morocco 2 Maroc Telecom Wana Médi Telecom

Mauritania 1 Chinguitel Mauritel Mattel

Oman 1 Nawras Oman Mobile Qatar 1 Qtel Qtel

Saudi Arabia 2 ALJAWAL

Bravo Mobily

Sudan 2 MTN Sudan Zain Sudan

Sudani-Sudatel

UAE 2 Etisalat None du

Page 9: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Arab Internet Users: 29.4 million in 2007 up from 23 million in 2006

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22.0%

5.9%

6.0%

14.0%

32.7%

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8.5%

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9.9%

58.7%

4.8%

26.1%

19.5%

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Algeria

Bahrain

Egypt

I raq

Jordan

Kuwait

Lebanon

Libya

Mauritania

Morocco

Oman

Palestine

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

Sudan

Syria

Tunisia

UAE

Yemen

Internet Users (000s) Internet Users Penetration %

Note: the bar charts portray the figures per country by end of 2007

Source: Arab Advisors Group

Page 10: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

35.07%

30.46%

25.78%

23.77%

23.30%

22.15%

17.20%

14.41%

9.15%

7.98%

7.81%

7.64%

7.00%

6.01%

4.34%

2.40%

2.10%

1.61%

1.50%

1.50%

1.12%

1.00%

0.71%

0.58%

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Denmark

Korea

United Kingdom

Germany

United States

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I taly

Portugal

Greece

Qatar

UAE

Slovak Republic

Bahrain *

Turkey

Mexico

Saudi Arabia

Kuwait *

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Morocco

Palestine

Tunisia

Lebanon

Oman

Egypt

Yemen

Syria

Sudan *

Qatar

UAE

Bahrain*

Broadband Internet in the Arab World by end of 2007: Gradually making it to

the global scene!

* EstimateSource: Arab Advisors Group and OECD

% broadband out of population

Page 11: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Arab ADSL/broadband: 2.7 million by end of 2007 with a total penetration

rate of 0.96%

* Arab Advisors estimate^ The Qatar Planning Council has restated the population figures for the years 2004, 2005and 2006. In light of these changes, the Arab Advisors Group recalculated the ADSLpenetration % for 2007 according to the new population figures. Source: Arab Advisors Group

CountryBroadband

accounts (000s)Broadband % of total

Internet accountsBroadband % of total mainlines

Broadbandpenetration %

Bahrain * 68.940 90.0% 33.8% 7.0%Egypt 427.085 38.9% 3.8% 0.6%Jordan 92.100 46.1% 16.5% 1.6%

Kuwait * 70.300 19.0% 13.1% 2.1%

Lebanon 44.000 16.9% 6.1% 1.0%

Morocco 476.414 90.6% 19.9% 1.5%

Oman 18.984 20.3% 6.9% 0.7%

Palestine 55.360 54.4% 15.8% 1.5%

Qatar 70.340 80.9% 29.6% 5.3% ^

Saudi Arabia 595.000 32.5% 14.9% 2.4%

Sudan * 6.231 7.5% 1.4% 0.02%Syria 6.975 1.0% 0.2% 0.04%Tunisia 114.166 45.1% 9.0% 1.1%UAE 350.732 39.9% 26.6% 7.8%Yemen 10.450 5.1% 1.0% 0.05%

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Saudi Arabia takes thelead with the most broadband lines…

Source: Arab Advisors Group

Broadband Accounts (000s) by end of 2007

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7.0%

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Qatar

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Sudan

Syria

Tunisia

UAE

Yemen

…While UAE has the highest broadbandpenetration

Source: Arab Advisors Group

Broadband Penetration (%) by end of 2007

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17.3% 19.0%

31.5% 31.4%

51.1%

34.7%38.8%

20.7%17.6%

42.7%47.3%

31.7%

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Arab Advisors projects Syria’s broadband CAGR to be the highest between 2008-2012

as it is starting from a very low base

Source: Arab Advisors Group

Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) 2008 - 2012

Page 15: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Some Primary Research Findings from Arab Advisors’

Major Telecom Surveys

Page 16: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

63.4% of Egyptian households with ADSL, share the ADSL connection with neighbors.

Source: Egypt Households Telecoms and Media Survey 2008, Arab Advisors Group

Note: Percentages are calculated from the 131 households who have an ADSL connection.

Yes, 63.4%

No, 36.6%

Whether household with ADSL connection shares it with neighbors

Page 17: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Awareness of 3G services

Source: Arab Advisors Group survey reports, check www.arabadvisors.com

70.7%

56.0%

57.0%

58.8%

45.3%

34.2%

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Tunisia

Bahrain

Egypt

Lebanon

Kuwait

J ordan

Qatar

Percentage of cellular users who are aware of 3G services

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12.8% of Lebanon’s GSM users share their phone lines with other members of their families.

Source: Lebanon Cellular Users Survey December 2007

Occasionally , 3.7%

Daily, 1.7%

Rarely, 7.5%

Never , 87.2%

Page 19: Arab telecom and broadband markets Jawad J. Abbassi Founder & General Manager SAMENA Convergence to Jordan November 4, 2008 Dead Sea, Jordan

Audio/Video streamers through the Internet

Note: Percentages are calculated out of those who use InternetSource: Arab Advisors Group survey reports, check www.arabadvisors.com

Percentage of Internet users who use it for Audio/Video streaming

18.9%

23.3%

28.0%

24.8%

38.4%

45.2%

43.5%

52.2%

15.0%

34.7%

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Bahrain

Egypt

Saudi Arabia

Kuwait

Qatar

UAE

Tunisia

1948 Arabs

Lebanon

J ordan

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Arab Advisors Group

Arab Advisors Group provides reliable research, analysis andforecasts of Arab communications, media, technology andfinancial markets markets.

This presentation draws from close to 1,250 reportsPublished by Arab Advisors Group’s team. Proudly servingclose to 485 regional and global clients.

www.arabadvisors.comTel: 962.6.5828849Fax: 962.6.5828809

[email protected]