СИСТЕМА ТЕЛЕКОММУНИКАЦИИ В ГРУЗИИ
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Telecommunications
Development in Georgia
Experts
predict the breakthrough
in the Telecommunication sector
in the next two year based on the
NEXT GENERATION
NETWORK
Therefore,
it is of great importance
to study the readiness of the
telecommunications sector of the
country for this development
The overall growth of the sector
The income of
US$40 million in 1996.
US$180 million in 2001
More than US$200 million in 2002
Density of Communications
Density (number per 100 inhabitants), %
Telephone
Mobile phone
Internet-linked computers
12
6,5
0.6
Local telephone
communications (PSTN)
Georgian
Elkavshiri
600 thou users
(state-owned)
Akhali Kselebi
100 thou users
(private)
Tbilisi has a capacity of 26 telephones/100
inhabitants
Local telephone
communications (PSTN)
The present situation has been achieved as a
result of the installation of electronic
exchange stations (70% of total capacity)
carried out by Turkish, Israeli, Korean and
other foreign companies.
International and trunk
telephone communications
800 digital satellite lines connect Georgian
operators to the networks of companies:
Sprint,
AT & T
MCI
SCOTTCO
Deutsche Telecom
International and trunk telephone
communications
Fiber-optic lines
Total length of them is 446 km (10% of all
trunk lines)
This is mainly Georgian segment of
TransAsia-Europe fiber-optic line
under construction:
Poti-Rize (Turkey) and Poti-Varna
(Bulgaria);
the line passing along ArmeniaAzerbaijan-Georgia Railways
Mobile (cellular) telephony
Fig. 9.3. Cellular communications growth (number of subscribers, thou)
Mobile (cellular) telephony
The largest companies
MAGTI
210 thou users
Geocell
80 thou users
Megacom
5 thou users
Two operators use GSM 900/1800 technology
and one uses AMPS 800
The Internet
11 commercial providers
4 non-commercial providers
The number of users is estimated at
approximately 40 thou.
number of Internet-linked computers
amounts to 12 thou
The Internet
Fig. 9.5. Number of Internet-linked computers
The Internet
Sanet Network Asymmetric Digital
Subscriber Line (ADSL) service
via ordinary (copper) telephone lines
speed of downloads from Internet
up to 8Mbps;
speed of uploads - up to 768Kbps
The Internet
Sanet Network ADSL service
(Monthly Fee includes 500 Mb of received
information by an User and one
free POP3 type e-mail account)
$55.00/month
Each additional Megabyte of
(received) information
$ 0.07/Mb
ADSL Modem/Router
$ 110
Regulatory environment
State policy in the telecommunications
sector is being elaborated and pursued by:
Ministry of Transport and Communications
Regulatory Commission
Coordinating Council for the Development
of Information and Communication
Technologies
State Department of Informatization
Regulatory environment
Georgian Laws concerning
Telecommunications sector
The Law on Communications and Post, dated 23
June, 1999;
The Law on the Press and other Mass Information
Media, dated 10 August 1991;
Georgian Law No. 686, dated 13 December 2000,
"concerning amendments and supplements to
certain legal acts of Georgia” (including licensing
in the field of communication).