The National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) has directed telecom companies operating in the Egyptian market to introduce new packages for fixed internet and mobile phone services. This step aims to boost digital inclusion and ease the burden on certain user segments, coinciding with price adjustments for some services, which will see increases ranging from 9% to 15%, including taxes.
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