Nar Expands Network Coverage in Karabakh With Over 100 New Base Stations

Looking forward to 2024, Nar aims to further strengthen its network infrastructure by continuing the construction of base stations throughout the country.

Highlights

  • Nar deployed over 100 base stations across 11 cities in Karabakh.
  • Nationwide coverage stands at 98.5 percent territory and 99.71 percent population.
  • Further expansion planned in 2024, including villages in Karabakh.

Follow Us

Nar Expands Network Coverage in Karabakh With Over 100 New Base Stations
Azerbaijani operator Azerfon, operating under the Nar brand, has extended its network coverage in the Nagorno-Karabakh region. On Thursday, the operator announced its ongoing efforts to expand network services across all cities in the Karabakh economic zone, reaffirming its commitment to delivering comprehensive and cost-effective mobile services to subscribers in the region.

Also Read: Nar Introduces 5G Technology in Sumgait, Azerbaijan




Expanding Network Coverage

Nar said it has successfully built and activated over 100 base stations in the Karabakh economic zone. The deployment of these base stations brings reliable network coverage to subscribers in Shusha, Khankendi, Zangilan, Jabrayil, Gubadli, Kalbajar, Lachin, Khojavand, Fuzuli, Tartar, and Aghdam, ensuring uninterrupted services.

2023 Achievements

Highlighting significant achievements in 2023 in the development of a robust network infrastructure, Nar shares that it now provides mobile services with a network coverage of 98.5 percent territory and 99.71 percent population coverage across Azerbaijan.

Baku Metro Upgrade

As reported by TelecomTalk in October 2023, Nar has enhanced its network within the Baku Metro, resulting in notable improvements in both call and internet services. Additionally, Nar has expanded its network coverage in the Karabakh region, contributing to connectivity efforts in the area.

Also Read: Nar Strengthens Baku Metro Network and Expands 4G Coverage

Future Plans

Looking forward to 2024, Nar aims to further strengthen its network infrastructure by continuing the construction of base stations throughout the country, encompassing various settlements and villages in the Karabakh economic zone. According to the company, this initiative is designed to offer a more comprehensive and reliable mobile experience for Nar's expanding subscriber base.

Reported By

Telecom Analyst

Passionately following the Indian #Telecom Industry for over a decade from Business, Consumer and a Technical perspective. My primary focus area is Consumer & Digital Experience.

Recent Comments

Kaushlendra Tiwari :

Article doesn't show any comment but counting is different at preview page. Please solve this issue. This is not new…

BSNL Recently Added 350 4G Sites in Rajasthan

Hasan :

Yet to reach different regions of Bengal

Reliance Jio Way Ahead of Competition in FWA Services

TheAndroidFreak :

Off Topic : Realme GT 7 • 6.78" 1.5K.120Hz Amoled • Snapdragon 8 Elite, LPDDR5X, UFS 4.0 • 50MP main+8MP…

OnePlus 13 and Xiaomi 15 to Feature Qualcomm Snapdragon 8…

Kunal :

Recently visited to chitkul town in kinnaur valley ( Himachal Pradesh). It's India's first border town on the Indo Tibet…

Reliance Jio Way Ahead of Competition in FWA Services

Kunal :

I m using jio air fiber since feb 2024 in tukwada village ( 10 kms from vapi town- Gujarat). Till…

Jio AirFiber Total User Base at 4.5 Million in Q3…

Load More
Subscribe
Notify of
guest

0 Comments
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments